12 emu chicks and a gosling

[@blackdragoncyrus]

Should Australians be afraid?

[@MorningGloryRanchTexas]

I don’t think anyone should be afraid. Thanks so much for watching. It means a lot to this little ranch. I hope one day that social media will help supplement some projects to further enrich the animals lives. They provide me so much joy each day. I try my best to pass some of that on to others. I’d love it if you’d consider subscribing if you haven’t already. Have an amazing day as well.

[@ScaryFear]

I love your set up. Very nice. I'm glad all the breeding is going so well.

[@MorningGloryRanchTexas]

Thanks. I have been busy taking care of all of these babies. I love it though.

[@BellasWhisperFarmstead]

So cute! When can they go outside? 😊

[@MorningGloryRanchTexas]

Some of them could be out when it’s sunny and warm. They need a heat lamp because they can’t control their temps for a while yet. I take them out for a while when it’s nice enough.

[@vanesagranakova867]

When do they start walking after hatching?

[@MorningGloryRanchTexas]

It can be the same day or take a couple days. It varies from chick to chick.

[@youtubeobserverz]

"I hatched them"--Oh really? You gave birth to two emu chicks!?!! Poor baby emus are sleeping and you're shouting "Hi, how you all doing?" 🥰 Are you an emu trafficker?

[@MorningGloryRanchTexas]

lol. I put the eggs in the incubator. Watched them carefully for approx 50 days keeping the temperature and humidity just right. Then, I was there while they hatched. Watching carefully and holding and hugging them like a new born baby. Yep, I hatched them.