Rhea Facts: NOT an Emu nor an Ostrich | Animal Fact Files

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Rheas are so cute! We love their impressive wings! What do you think of these flightless birds?

[@FACELESS_VOID_00]

Pls do Sumatran Rhino 🙂

[@velvetworm4941]

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@Fenrispro]

Yea theyre awesome! Tv documenteries barely show

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

Kevin needs an entire documentary dedicated to Kevin.

[@Annimations]

Agreed. I also came here trying to figure out the enigma that is Kevin

[@rebeltvr6046]

@@Annimations Can't solve Kevin because he's a psychopath.

[@KouryKush]

😂😂😂😂

[@KouryKush]

@@Annimations me too lol

[@royjones8312]

You forgot their favourite food: glizzies.

[@ThePlasticBowl]

Those are not Rhea's those are Kevin's and Karen's.

[@sigmasrise-w3s]

I think we’re all coming from the same place

[@Zamboni_Tony]

Yep

[@brienfoaboutanything9037]

True about Rhea (bird): kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJnZqWhpYsh-itU

[@jtotheroc]

Yes...yes we are

[@JarrettWorthley2437]

IS THAT KEVIN?!

[@catboi7775]

Woah hey is that Kevin

[@ThePlasticBowl]

SMACK

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

Never heard of that bird before Kevin

[@Ysumbruh0]

Thanks to Uncle farmer Ben I can successfully defend myself from these birds

[@NicVandEmZ]

Pretty sure that why Kevin attacks ben he Competing with another male

[@xrafter]

@@NicVandEmZ Yeah it probably will competition. But kevin is dumb so he thinks ben a threat to his land.

[@benlobner7070]

They dont only live just in south-america anymore. There is a growing rhea population in northern germany.

[@jtotheroc]

And in Texas....specifically Waco at the Urban Rescue Ranch.

[@benlobner7070]

@@jtotheroc thats actually a special breed, that can only be tamed with trash bins and glizzys depending on gender

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​@@benlobner7070also with fortnite cookie cutters.

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Additionally it might also be known that rheas may actually be more closely related to ostriches than to oceanian ratites, since rheas are more similar to ostriches than other ratites in addition to the continents that they currently live in (Africa and South America) having split apart after the extinction of the non-avian dinosaurs.

[@Annimations]

I just realized Ben takes Kevin’s eggs and suddenly it makes sense why Kevin has a vendetta. It’s basically swiper no swiping. I wonder if Ben let kevin try and incubate, their relationship would heal?

[@PictureThisNewMedia]

He’s tried. He makes his nests in bad places and abandon’s them. Too angry & too protective.

[@rebeltvr6046]

Too bad Kevin isn't a good father like these male rheas 😂

[@Vanguardkl]

I'm 34 and I'm today years old when i found out about this bird. I know ostriches, emus cassowaries and volunteered at the bird section of the Malaysian zoo

[@6324210]

Rarities r cool

[@austinpowers8550]

Check out urban rescue ranch on here. He takes care of 3 of them and is pretty funny.

[@theotheseaeagle]

They are found wild in the UK with a feral population of 300 here

[@hlalakar4156]

In prehistoric times there was a larger, much more aggressive species known as the dire rhea.

[@zieniet]

I get some "dire rhea" after eating at that shady 2am streedfood stand.

[@rickrozen2341]

That bird still exists and it lives in India.

[@rexyjp1237]

Kevin?

[@Wolfrage76]

Ya mean Diatryma?

[@Jabroniville]

@@rickrozen2341 Only if you drink the water.

[@igris6128]

Heeyyy kevin

[@partingofways]

Don’t make me get the trash can lid

[@tarentino3269]

*bonk*

[@Phil-D83]

Need to discuss kevin from urban animal rescue...just saying

[@BaconHer0]

Even if you are starving you should never eat a Dire Rhea

[@Tys_khris]

lol

[@KesongChenWang]

You forgot to mention that they hate trash can lids and master cheif.

[@annabethwivell327]

This video says that “rheas are a bit harder to tell apart from emus”, and then mentions feather shape as the only obvious difference. I don’t think rheas are at all difficult to tell apart from emus. The feather shape is a difference, but not the most obvious difference. Emus are grayish-brown with sort of baldish heads that are mostly black and blue, and they have little stubs instead of wings. Rheas are gray all over with fuzzy heads and large wings like ostriches. To me, the two species look very different. But maybe I’m just too much of an animal nerd. 🤓

[@AaaaNinja]

The wings are the most obvious. Emus basically have no forelimbs whatsoever just little atrophied nubs. Rhea have big honkin limbs they can spread out, touch the ground with them, flap them around.

[@RabbitHorse777]

A nice looking bird.

[@AaaaNinja]

Rheas are definitely easy to distinguish from Emus. Emus don't have any forelimbs whatsoever!!!!!!! They have like tiny sticks with no muscles. Rheas have magnificent forearms they can spread out and touch the ground with.

[@monkeyguy80]

Wow! I didn't know that Rheas is from South America and it's a relative of Ostrich and Emu. 🙂

[@AnimalFactFiles]

That's great! So glad you learned something new here! Thanks for watching!!

[@MrB590]

And casserrary and kiwi

[@JarrettWorthley2437]

😂😂😂

[@HenzCarlTupas]

South American 🇺🇸 or Pampas Ostrich

[@IronKong-1_2-sb3df]

Ostriches fight each other in the same way as Rheas. After all, they are part of the same family.

[@Y.M...]

I did not expect them to eat... that :o

[@svt9165]

Hey is that Kevin?

[@neo187420]

You forgot the third species. The late night taco bell drive through variant called Diar-Rhea lol.

[@Zooollieg]

Wow, Kevin duplicated into a whole two species

[@mydude8731]

So are they edible and eggs profitable?

[@Mister_Skar]

HEY KEVIN

[@marvalice3455]

I like these ones. They are neet

[@Kewinowicz]

Kevin?

[@zinimountglobal]

Can you do porcupines?

[@Ysumbruh0]

I respect this bird even though they fight a lot because it’s mating season for them I respect them anyway

[@YOTF233]

Still nothing on the Yellow flies

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Super 🕊️🐦🕊️🐦 bird👌🏼✨

[@SuperHandyman100]

Hey is that Kevin?!

[@Jason_Eissayou]

Wake up babe, Kevin and Karen documentary just dropped

[@morgengabe1]

are male rheas always aggressive?

[@OleanderSmoothie]

I've heard they're more aggressive during mating season and when taking care of their young and that they tend to be mellower in the winter. It also depends on the temperament/personality of each individual bird.

[@paulheinrichdietrich9518]

They are only aggressive when threatened.

[@myspewedcomment156]

Are Rhea's edible? And do they taste like chicken?

[@queentitaniaofthefae4846]

Seems zeus turned his mom into a bird

[@FACELESS_VOID_00]

Pls do Pampas Cat 😻

[@AnimalFactFiles]

For sure! That's on our list!

[@Col28]

Fast dudes, and pretty cool, but I'm not a fan of their diets. :) Thanks for the video.

[@AnimalFactFiles]

It's so funny when animals seem like they'll only eat one thing and we learn they eat lots of other things!

[@invisiblejaguar1]

Cool that ratites are quite well spread throughout the world

[@ratkovac7]

Rheas are the only ratites that dont have spikes on their wings. You made a mistake there

[@jtotheroc]

Nope...they do

[@hyena_fan]

oh no rheas

[@Rheamarshall524]

my name is rhea

[@mohamedabdelkader8665]

Emu in Australia.

[@mac_arthur888]

Kevin kun

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Kevin's family documentary..

[@PictureThisNewMedia]

Well Well Well Well Well, look at all The Kevin fans coming here to learn about Rhea's. Me included. 😉😅 Thank you, Animal Fact Files & Urban Rescue Ranch!

[@BlueAStickFigure]

Male: Kevin’s Female: Karen’s

[@VenusEvan_1885]

They don't live just on south America, but also in Europe Germany and the united kingdom

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الريا. نعامة جنوب اميركا ذات الثلاثة الاصابع.

[@Nordisk11]

There is another species; the leader of the Church of Seiros - Archbishop Rhea.

[@1echuga]

FE MENTION!!

[@Jabroniville]

I swear I thought it was pronounced "Ray-uh", not "Ree-uh". Have they changed it or was I just saying it wrong this whole time XD?

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*Good Morning, everybody!!!!*

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27637 Kreiger Path

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Kevin

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Kevin hey *slap*

[@alanstrong55]

Must be quite a bird. Argentines might eat those birds for dinner. May taste like a prime chicken. Give me the lowdown, please. Thanks.😊😊

[@indridcold8433]

They look tasty!

[@velvetworm4941]

9th

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1:12 dinosaurs!