No, ostrich do not have teeth. There is a photoshopped picture on the web that shows a closeup of an ostrich with a beakful of teeth, but it is not a real photo. The teeth appear to be those of a canine. So if it has a beak there no teeth.
No, ostriches aren't mammals because they don't have fur like animals and and they don't have teeth like mammals do. They do not nurse their young, as mammals do. Ostriches, though they don't fly, are classified as birds
No. Ostriches are in the bird family. Ostriches are very large birds which, along with the emu (an Australian bird), are the biggest birds. Ostriches aren't mammals because they don't have fur like other animals and and they don't have teeth like mammals have too. Nor do they feed their young on mothers' milk.
Yes and yes, Ostriches lay eggs that are 7 inches long, 4.5 inches wide, and weigh more than 3 pounds. Also, Ostriches don't have teeth, so they eat stones and store them in their second stomach (a.k.a. gizzard) to grind up their food for them.
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A pride of ostriches
Groups of ostriches are called herds or flocks. Ostriches generally wander around in groups of five or less, they are considered nomadic.
Yes, Ostriches don't have teeth, so they eat stones and store them in their second stomach (a.k.a. gizzard) to grind up their food for them.
Ostriches generally don't migrate.
A Deal in Ostriches was created in 1894.
Ostriches Origanlly came from Africa. You may find Ostriches here in Austraila, but not in the wild.
No. 9 ostriches are around 810 pounds. 22 ostriches is closest to a ton.
So they can repopulate the amour of ostriches in the world. Let me put it this way: 0 eggs = Extinct ostriches