【Amazing!】 UNSUCCESSFUL Ostrich Mating Dance To Human

This video was recorded at Parque Zoológico Nacional in Santo Domingo: the capital of the Dominican Republic. This Ostrich started mating dance toward me, a human being!
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[@Kmn483]

I'd be very concerned if the mating dance was a success.

[@FlanchanOf2002]

I'd like this but 69 likes is the perfect amount for your comment

[@scalderm]

the humans like "wow.. so majestic.." his friend: "what the FUCK are you TALKIG ABOUT"

[@FreakoftheAngels]

That's why they're letting you know it wasn't

[@emelie0990]

😂😂😂😂

[@NellielGrimmjow]

I would be concerned more if the title said "SUCCESSFUL"

[@manofus7367]

what a handsome lad

[@KS-lv5ue]

Allegedly

[@SudsyMedusa53]

Again... We're hearing it was a sick ostrich.

[@solblackguy]

@@SudsyMedusa53 So, a really common issue ostrich farmers come across is that ostriches get sexually confused and start finding their human caretakers more attractive than their mates. The sexual confusion even runs deep enough to different ostriches being attracted to men or women, or even both.

[@SudsyMedusa53]

@@solblackguy I am aware of this unfortunate phenomenon, and I personally find it hilarious. K S and I are referencing a show called Letterkenny which features a running gag about a man who "allegedly" fucked a (possibly sick) ostrich, much to the horror, disgust, fascination, and chagrin of the small town he lives in.

[@djr6876]

“Human, assume the position “!

[@CatsPawsandWhiskers2023]

Thank you for your comment!

[@mr.m7002]

Another Jimmy 😅

[@samk4801]

WTH is this, Noah's heavy petting zoo? 😎

[@KingaKucyk]

Reverse bestiality? LOL

[@TalpaTulpa]

Happens ever so rarely

[@KingaKucyk]

@@TalpaTulpa true :-/

[@nicak777alex9]

Apparently humans are very attractive to Ostrichs. Make with that what you may

[@onivid999]

@@nicak777alex9 nothing hotter than a featherless biped.

[@themedia1271]

Dolphins are even worse about it