When Emus Attack - Emu Chases Man

The Emu is one of the world's most dangerous birds. Their sharp claws can cause serious damage if they kick you. Watch as this fast Emu chases a man, raises its neck, hisses and attacks! Check out our other Crazy Animal Videos here: • Crazy Animal Videos!
Special thanks to Stephanie Doyle and Jamison Stewart.

[@galil_6863]

The 400 dislikes are from the Australian Military

[@Jefferson2able]

Lol

[@SergamingPlayz]

0 from now

[@mariavasile9026]

All Aussie see emus just good to shoot and keep sau ng they are killers 🤣🤣🤣 My emus are not more dangerous than a kitty and like chatting with kids and any human being

[@bri-manhunter2654]

Lmao

[@SqueakysHatchery]

HAHAHA

[@luwucian4497]

Autralia: *Flashback of Emu's war*

[@offtraileddino5989]

@Luiz Bezerra You guys have the rhea, unless a loose emu from a zoo.

[@adad-ec6ht]

Where is Autralia ?

[@HDitzzDH]

@@adad-ec6ht Next to Australia

[@tomithy2511]

@@HDitzzDH Australia doesn’t exist tho

[@fransthefox9682]

@@adad-ec6ht Where Australia is.

[@Afrocanuk]

Nothing like a considerate pet emu to keep you in good respiratory, cardiovascular & physical shape. Some people have all the luck.

[@mythplatypuspwned]

Haha.

[@bryandangol8223]

Wish for you

[@jaybanks2709]

Don't get kicked in the heart or organs it will kill you

[@uzawwinnaing4647]

@@mythplatypuspwned qpp

[@followmeleadtheway]

The lady laughing, dont know how serious that situation is.

[@alainstasse4602]

That toe will take a big piece of you if you you're not careful.

[@k9er233]

@@alainstasse4602 Tease the Emu, lose the game.

[@mydemon]

The guy kept running back to the emu. He's doing it on purpose. I was hoping he'd get taken down.

[@nataliaborys1554]

I know, right. It's one thing with tamed emus, those you can usually approach and they won't care, but if this bird is hissing and charging at you, you should get the hell away. Their claws can really hurt.

[@jasonberryman1035]

There definitely was the possibility of serious injury, not as much as a cassowary but still some risk.

[@lsarenkir]

footage from the Great Emu War,colorized

[@pluggothesluggo5509]

Aight imma steal ur comment

[@mishka3284]

Colourised*

[@pluggothesluggo5509]

colorised*

[@mishka3284]

@@pluggothesluggo5509 colourised**

[@pluggothesluggo5509]

@@mishka3284oh, so you are approching me?

[@aFarmingArtist]

Hi, emu farmer here. That looks like a female during breeding season, they get very territorial. The worst thing you can do when they get like that is run. Standing your ground and holding a hand out to keep them at arm's length shows them that you're the boss. As long as the legs can't get to you you're fine. So yeah that man's behavior is ridiculous.

[@thestar_traveler4763]

You try to stand and wave your hand and see what happens 😂

[@gs-nq6mw]

So she wants to protect her babies so you must show you're a threat that can kill her baby and stay close to her 😂

[@aFarmingArtist]

@@gs-nq6mw female emus do not raise chicks. The males incubate and raise them.

[@andrefilipe9080]

@@gs-nq6mw exactly 😂

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

_Chris Pratt in Jurassic Park has joined the chat_

[@Gungho1a]

0:14 Classic aussie fight move, when you have him distracted, your mate comes in on his blindside and gives him a solid one.

[@patriciaroane4913]

Like the velociraptors in Jurassic Park.

[@udanigunarathne6693]

@@patriciaroane4913 they literally are the closest relatives of dinosaurs…

[@estebandominguez7065]

Clever girl

[@reved2284]

Emu: Oi, you don't underestimate me. My ancestors fought during the war!

[@Quonchon]

I was attacked by a swan when i was little and it was terrifying. i can't even imagine if it was an emu

[@kalyanbv1000]

TheEpongeMan when I was a kid, I was attacked by two ravens for walking close to their nest. I was so mad at them. So I went to that tree at night with a flashlight.... Blinded them with it and threw rocks at their nest and started shouting... Who is the daddy bitches??!! My dad came over, gave one tight slap and took me home...

[@sauceyflow6193]

Same here! I’m scared of birds now

[@kamrdpencil2183]

Now imagine a velociraptor. XD

[@ChupeTTe]

@@SimonWoodburyForget This is some hitchcock stuff right here

[@pluggothesluggo5509]

@@ChupeTTe i believed the first half, the second is more hary potter shit

[@1955stefanie]

That looked like a velociraptor.

[@douglasnicolau5198]

Yes!

[@pluggothesluggo5509]

@@SimonWoodburyForget not bascially, litterally

[@valinorean4816]

@@SimonWoodburyForget A type of beaked dinosaur. Literally. Furthermore this form has evolved more than once, google "Gigantoraptor". (Or ceratopsids, those that are bipedal, like Psittacosaurus - www.theguardian.com/science/2016/sep/14/scientists-reveal-most-accurate-depiction-of-a-dinosaur-ever-created.) Here's what will dispel your doubts once and for all :) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKa2h3-DfbqerLM edit: also - kzbin.info/www/bejne/poKwkICvpK6NZsU

[@balladin9200]

*Cassowary has joined the chat*

[@paulo157758]

Birds are Theropods dinosaurs,both are Maniraptors and closely related.

[@StraberrYKiler6789]

Can you believe emus treat their Australian salves like that! we need to expose what happens on the plantations.

[@restrokruc2688]

Yeh they are evil after the emu war

[@V.U.4six]

Ah yes their Australian “ointments”

[@Gia1911Logous]

salves

[@Daniela-Christianson]

@@V.U.4six 😂😂😂😂👍

[@jasonbourne1596]

Ever since they bought of congress and enacted jim ctow laws on the humans and had them disarmed I knew this was going to happen. Power corrupts.

[@Bidone1967]

The Emu have a lot of fun! :)

[@Blazen747]

Lmao scary stuff

[@santiagosancho2317]

The man no so much

[@morninggloom8391]

Emu’s won the war against humans and aren’t going to let us forget it!

[@AINGELPROJECT667]

"Sir! Good sir, you have something in your....no sir over here! Just...stop running please....just let me get that...honestly this would be a lot easier if you could stop fleeing, sir."

[@randomice5807]

Emu birds, also known as Dromaius novaehollandiae, are the second tallest birds in the world after their relative, the ostrich. They are native to Australia and are commonly found throughout the country. Emus are flightless birds that resemble ostriches in appearance, with grey to brown mottled feathers and long legs. They are known for their large size, with adult birds standing between 5 and 6.5 feet tall and weighing up to 120 pounds. Emus have a distinctive neck and head, with bright blue skin on their necks and a small head with large eyes and ears. These birds live in a range of environments, from savannahs and grasslands to forests and even deserts. They are capable of sprinting up to 30 miles per hour and can travel long distances in a single day as they are highly adaptable to their surroundings. Emus are considered omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and animals. Their diet consists of a variety of vegetation including leaves, seeds, and grasses, as well as insects, small animals, and even carrion. They can go for weeks without water and are able to get most of the moisture they need from their food. Breeding season for emus typically occurs between April and May. Females lay large, dark green eggs in a communal nest made of grass, leaves, and sticks. The males are responsible for incubating the eggs and raising the chicks, which they do for several months until the young are independent. Emu feathers and oil were used by Aboriginal Australians for a variety of purposes, from decoration to medicinal treatments. Today, emus are mostly used for their meat and oil, which is high in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids and is used in a variety of products such as lotions and shampoos. In conclusion, emu birds are fascinating creatures that are well adapted to their environment. Their ability to travel long distances, eat a variety of foods, and survive in harsh conditions is a testament to their hardiness and endurance. As they continue to be an important part of Australian culture, it is important to learn more about these unique birds and their significance in the world.

[@thomasrussell7135]

they also defeated the Australian army twice

[@M_Swann]

(Terence Mckenna voice)

[@mohammad-if9bu]

Bro pulled out chat gpt

[@SweatBloodTears]

@@mohammad-if9bu 97% AI Match lmao

[@veronic3205]

Thank you soooo much for the informations, very interresting 👍👍👍

[@kerriefalconer]

I managed to make an emu sit down one day at our local zoo. I don't know if it was a hemu or shemu but it seemed to enjoy having its back and sides stroked gently. So it then sat down and 'purred'. Lovely experience. They can be very intimidating and insistent when it comes to food. A bit like having a very big chicken in your face.

[@MySifara]

Likely a horny female lol

[@ntochiv]

d b shitting myself runnin till i find a stick die fighting

[@sidknee8490]

That Emu was a Male. Male Emus get aggressive during breeding season and it's likely that the Emu Chicks in the video were the reason the dad Emu was defensive. The guy being pursued was very lucky he was not kicked. The male Emu do all the incubating of the Eggs and will take care of his chicks for about a year after which they will be run off by a female ready to breed. I've owned three. They are incredible animals and when domesticated make awesome pets.

[@unknownfuture.]

interesting, i work on a farm where they have two Emus and no staffs would dare to go into the field with them and im not bothered about them and they were fine with me. But lately one of them is doing that to me im guessing it mating time for the two hence why he acting like that to me? also i stand my ground and made my self look big and he ran off, was that a good thing to do? as me being short is it possable they could do some damaging or even kill?

[@astrid420]

Do you think I have to worry at all about aggression when mine grow up? Theyre 6 months old now and very sweet. I hope they stay that way!

[@justtrollinalong977]

So wait - unlike many other animals - the MALE raises/defends the young until a FEMALE comes waltzing in looking for daddy Emu love? Very interesting...

[@nataliaborys1554]

@@justtrollinalong977 Yes, actually, the female might even pair up with more than one male during a season if she's quick about it

[@matthewmcalister2165]

It’s funny how with cassowaries and emus, the mother does nothing by lay eggs, and then with all other Australian birds, the mother does most of the incubating

[@gamerstheater1187]

"How did Australia lose to the Emus?" The Emus

[@RicardoDirani]

THIS IS SO COOL!!! It is like seeing a mutant velociraptor trying to learn how to hunt again. Give it a couple million years, and we're toast!

[@95JakX]

They can kill us now, dude. Just because they don’t have the overtly aggressive predisposition that Cassowaries do they are just as equipped and capable. Screw the couple million years, we just need to be as dumb as this.

[@kyptos2252]

They are nothing like velociraptors besides the feathers

[@chaser4life444]

When the emu war continous

[@davidlee-michaels9430]

*Emu war flashback intensifies*

[@flatcapman]

they kick like an Ostrich

[@MustacheCashStash125]

The Great Emu War 1932 colorized.

[@tomjusttom8715]

Thats one way to get some cardios

[@atharvnaik1197]

That night emu was served for dinner 🤣

[@paulcoffey359]

Hilarious. Same thing happened to my mate whilst walking down a bush track to go for a surf. The thing popped out of the bushes and the Benny Hill comedy routine began.

[@sasukatisasa]

The other pack is running always got me. Always came here when I’m sad since 2 years ago.

[@isaiahmiguel2093]

all the Emus gangsta till that man was a US Soldier and then calls the US Army to drop a literal Nuke on the Emus

[@AsifAAli]

I love emus. They're so cute with their long eye lashes ☺

[@BayAreaLen]

This is so awesome! Emus are fantastic and weird.

[@ZakWolf]

Looks like the parent emus are trying to protect their chicks.

[@Walter-zn6pw]

This is how Australian life after they lost the great war and must endure the oppression 😭

[@colinl9018]

I can assure you that Australia has never lost a war and australian life is far from oppressive. Note the boat loads of Reffo's trying to get in here. That guy is a US tourist, aussies show emu's a lot more respect. They can kill.

[@timdc4972]

@@colinl9018 search the great emu war lad... it must be hard for it to be not taught in your school but.. you will soon find out son. The emus have taken everything!

[@tacoblude8208]

@@colinl9018 it’s a joke you fool

[@KUarentaKILLA]

The title alone is hilarious

[@discord1317]

Yes, keep running around and stirring up tension. Seems like a great idea

[@iwanredgard4447]

Closest living thing to a T-rex😂

[@williv]

It's all fun and games until that giant claw slices you like a christmas ham.

[@thatsbollox]

They're only young small ones trying to show off. The big ones have been clocked at 100 chasing down caravans on the motorway.

[@maulana5414]

"Imagine Thats A Cassowary Instead Of Emu 💀

[@godofsmallthings4289]

Oh, lord finally I saw how dinosaurs attack 🤯🤯🤯

[@mohammad-if9bu]

You mean 1 type of dinosaur?, All birds are dinosaurs, and not every dinosaur is 2 legged

[@FrederickDunn]

They don't act anything like this when there aren't emu chicks around... and yes, run away, they love it!!! You run.... they run.... it's simple really (">

[@anaverageemu1364]

Ha! This was definitely worth watching

[@OffGridInvestor]

our neighbours in western australia used to have an emu farm. they can tear the shit out of tracksuit pants. they usually attack by kicking. the male raises the chicks too, oddly enough.

[@Ardoxsho]

well, penguins do that too. it is thought to be the original therapod dinosaur type of parental care, because laying eggs was a demanding task, requiring the female to rest afterwards. now-extinct therapods did lay a vast number compared to modern-day birds; and even though penguins only lay one egg, it's enormous. ostrich and emu eggs are really large compared to their body size, with very thick shells that deplete the female's body of calcium. that must be why the task of feeding the chicks is taken up by the male in this species (in most living birds, it's shared).

[@kemalaksoy2298]

Avustralya her şey tersine

[@kemalaksoy2298]

Avustralya her şey tersine

[@twistedyogert]

Australia lost a war to these things.

[@_DB.COOPER]

Don’t run, he’s bluffing you.

[@SquidTheHorse95]

I love the way no one helps him haha

[@paulglover1623]

The lady laughing has no idea those non flying birds will kill her husband

[@Dreamcass]

Look at how it's sticking its stumpy wings out at its victim. Interesting how after 150 million years of avian evolution, these maniraptorans still have the instinct to try to claw you with their forearms.

[@stevenforman3044]

Thanks for the video.

[@chucknola484]

He was one kick away from his beer belly being opened up and splattered in the dirt

[@kalyanbv1000]

THX22 have you observed an Emu's toe? It looks quiet scary

[@coolmodee]

Naw they have razor sharp claws actually. They look funny but they are no joke.

[@Chronos127]

friggin Dino-Birds man!

[@mohammad-if9bu]

​@@Chronos127all birds are dinosaurs

[@juanecheyt]

No wonder they won the war against Australia!.... LOL!.

[@dmana3172]

aww... So cute I wanna pet one!

[@davonbenson4361]

They’ll fuck you up.

[@rickcarter6094]

If that's what Emu's think of him, dont go anywhere near a Cassowary. 😅

[@SRsatron]

Very nice 👌😊👍

[@WesternOhioInterurbanHistory]

Everybody gangsta till the discount ostrich attacks

[@Lavos224]

That guy has no business being in that pen with them.

[@arlencuen7768]

Lovely. Thanks a lot. :D

[@theorangeoof926]

“Peck around and find out”

[@kross2659]

Damn their feet are loud when they stomp like that, louder than some kids on Supernanny.

[@Herbie11]

15 years later and this dude is still bobbin' n weavin'

[@mole2100]

Seem so fierce wow. Isn't this the bird species that once start a war with human lol

[@megamillion12345]

EMUS PWN!!! GO EMUS!!! Lol, Nice one!

[@longdirtytoenails1076]

Jim Gaffigan is faster than he looks.

[@samgobel3019]

Emu: I'm finna kick yaw butt, mite!

[@upacaratujuhbelasan8693]

wow, that big bird is so fierce that it chases people 😄

[@stephenharvey4138]

That's nothing. Look up a northern bird, the cassowary. It is shorter then emus but heavier and kills many more (except for car crashes.) The emu in this video is not fully grown.

[@douglasheinz1708]

My Emus entertain me daily. Crazy birds are lots of laughs.

[@manuelluis5456]

They KILL : only a kick , and your belly it's wide - open with 6 very sharp blades they have in the paws.

[@nathanielstanford3115]

Manuel Luis That is utterly untrue. No emu has ever killed anyone, it's ostriches that are aggressive and kill with a single kick. Emus are exceptionally passive except when the male is protecting juveniles (as he seems to be doing here, the short ones with thicker neck feathers are young), and even then they usually try to intimidate you into leaving rather than actually attacking.

[@nathanielstanford3115]

Lusty Wench They're well known for their curiosity and lack of fear of people. They probably expected to be fed.

[@HarisEka]

+Lusty Wench thats scary. and your last sentence make it scarier to imagine.

[@manuelluis5456]

Hãris حارس​‏... /... , they kill (period ) : especially those man-made omnivores . Initially in their natural habitat they are granivorous and herbivores and fear humans ; but once they are captive and feed meat and start developing taste for meat they become killing-machines . The very same goes for its cousin casuary , and ostriches .

[@DieFlabbergast]

Absolute garbage! You are a troll. Bugger off!

[@whitesage2066]

They look like feather dust cleaner.😂

[@thedarksideoftheforce6658]

Limu calm down he doesn't want insurance!

[@richallenxbox1976]

Remember when the late Rod Hull's "Emu" used to attack people?

[@Andreware]

I think the last handful of comments are the funniest thing on this page!

[@garagekeys]

That's when you do some Jackie Chan moves

[@giddyhaddcock_gaming5396]

Bro was just breaking his ankles

[@doseofreality420marianetti2]

You got to choke em, that's what the long neck is for. That's why Wu-Tang said Protect Ya Neck

[@daryusharash7790]

These birds are deadly. Razor sharp claws could cut deep in the arms, legs.

[@africantalent6763]

Emu:I can still kick your a*s go ask you grandparents.

[@karenworley241]

Ive had this happen,the key is to carry something taller than them when you're close to one,in Texas we used a carrot stick( used for horse training) and it worked every time! If you're caught without one throw both hands up & step towards them,they usually back off!!

[@FlatlandMando]

They say an emu can rip you up. The way their feet/ toenails are designed

[@lindafoley5314]

Stand your ground dude.... or loose your 'man card'. 🤣🤣🤣

[@slipstreamxr3763]

Let's go to Jurassic Park they said. It'll be fun they said.

[@l0lLorenzol0l]

It looks funny and goofy until you realize what the claws on those things look like

[@darthroden]

Those things are distantly related to Velociraptors, their legs are strong enough to bust down fences and their claws can slice a person open.

[@cookingsewingwithnaseem7811]

Verynice 👌🏼🌺🌺🌺

[@ArifHussain-yn5sf]

Very nice

[@bethneumann1788]

Why stay in there? Oh I forgot! It's making my friend laugh

[@stefanpuszka2835]

That bloke is nuts

[@ilil835]

So I could see only 15 seconds of the video because of the advert of other videos in the end. Very clever!

[@masonmorgan6998]

“YOU CAN’T MILK AN EMU!”

[@monkeyking-self-proclaimed7050]

He's dinner tonight.

[@Standardbosnian]

Emu war be like: C a s s o w a r y

[@AndrewLane-pm2ro]

I saw an emu eat a postman once.

[@roderrickgaming9949]

My man can just Lariat it like Killer Bee

[@vitaminprotein6878]

*"come on you Australian"*

[@gurjitsidhul4982]

Wow ..nice

[@universaltv8136]

Very good 👍

[@fernandonando8461]

This could start cold emu war

[@jacobsinger97]

Thats a cool dad

[@makikihustle]

LOL. "I'mma run around it! Lesse what happens!"

[@abdulghanimohdali9702]

Good way to sweat,lose some fat, i like it

[@Bien_9]

the most brutal battle since the 1930s

[@pirvustefanedward]

Legend mate bloody legend