What is a Ratite?

[@MrMrannoying]

I never heard of a Rhea. And never, until now, realized how all these guys are so similar to eachother

[@zoram671]

You can look on KZbin how to avoid Rhea attack one man keeping two rheas...they are very first and aggressive they are not good

[@aznar666]

I found Kevin's father 7:52

[@TrueHey]

that one isn't biting the fence until he bleeds though

[@eli-eastwood3548]

Kevin craves violence

[@ShasOSwoll]

OMG it looks like kevin xD

[@RohitPant04]

Well summarized presentation. Thanks!

[@georgiabaddeley6606]

Thank you for actually saying emu correctly!

[@Nelvana352]

Ostriches are my favourite and biggest ratites

[@yohohocow1291]

I wonder what a hybrid of every ratite would look like...

[@BiggeGuitar]

Kevin

[@henzcarltupas328henzcarltu2]

The Cassowary is a modern day dinosaur

[@redwolf4611]

All birds are. Lol

[@Theonetrueerenyeager]

All birds are dinosaurs.

[@JarrettWorthley2437]

@@redwolf4611 yeah but not all birds can kick you with enough force to break your ribs and puncture your lungs with their sharp talons.

[@jimcrawford5039]

Crocs & alligators are the modern dinosaurs!

[@sosweetsosavory]

@@jimcrawford5039 Alligators and crocodiles are not dinosaurs. They are a completely different clade of archosaurs called Pseudosuchia. Dinosaurs including birds are members of the archosaur clade Avemetatarsalia along with the pterosaurs who are members of their own clade, the Pterosauriq, and birds are considered dinosaurs in the theropod clade. Birds are avialan, paravian, maniraptoran, coelurosaurian, tetanuran, theropod dinosaurs. Because they are members of the avemetatarsalian clade Dinosauria, birds are modern dinosaurs, not alligators and crocodiles.

[@bulbasaurcup9151]

Woah hey is that Kevin?

[@xshathra4743]

🤣

[@warhawkjah]

The Roman Emperor Commodus used to use crescent shaped arrow heads to decapitate ostriches for fun.

[@soko4710]

the heights that are given here are incorrect; a male ostrich is, at most, slightly over nine feet tall, and emus rarely grow to over six feet tall; seven feet tall is inconceivable for an emu.

[@henzcarltupastupas7193]

Rheas are sometimes known as South American Pampas Ostriches

[@ishikujur1311]

please give me notes of ratitae distribution and classification

[@mortalclown3812]

Google it and the info pops right up. ✨

[@wither5673]

existed sense 60 million years ago??? where there you have it boys.....they are literally dinosaurs.

[@sosweetsosavory]

True. All modern birds are dinosaurs.

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

0:21 Ostriches and Rheas: uhh.....

[@kadartogo792]

What about the cassowary

[@Maude-ified]

How do Emus fare in cold weather, like an upper mid widest winter?

[@nataliaborys1554]

There are farms with emus in America so they must be fairly ok in colder seasons

[@gillyflower559]

7:07

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

He slipped cassowary

[@MrLoverThe]

what the hell am I watching?

[@A.O.T..]

it took me 8 minutes to ask my self the same question

[@maoraharon21]

MrLoverThe a video about dinosaurs

[@diegodankquixote-wry3242]

A video about cute bois

[@timexkills65]

Knowledge

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

@@diegodankquixote-wry3242 accurate

[@edward9421]

Wheres moa?

[@LMAO-ef3ip]

Moa died out in the 1300s my friend due to human greed

[@oaflet]

Like winter snow on summer lawn moa birds are dead and gone. [Burma Shave]

[@पिथौरागढ़वाला]

Thaks

[@mothermovementa]

It's actually palionagths

[@michaelstern5616]

Tinamou!

[@Gerargeplublicalember]

They aren't ratites

[@rosameza2579]

Fun fact they didn't tell your about emus they will try to mate with anything anything like one one try to bang a Rake The poor rake☹

[@oaflet]

No worries. He's fully insured.

[@gckbowers411]

Tinamou erasure

[@ndhkroatien999]

imhigh as fuk

[@Nicktheguy24]

Kevin