The Innocuous Emu

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The Innocuous Emu

Do not be fooled by the sweet innocent look of the emu, its beak is capable of disemboweling a human with claws that can cut through a tire like it is tissue paper. The Emu has become the North American answer to red meat, these birds are bred in captivity/farms and are widely used for their feathers, oil, skin and meat. Taken at the GVZ in Aldergrove, B.C. *personally I have never eaten one and likely never will*

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Sharon Gonzalez

Sharon Gonzalez 18 Jul 2008

AWWWWW, PAMELA. LOVE THIS LOTS.

Pamela Davidson
Artist Reply: Aren't they just so comical to see, the other one was sleeping under a tree and you could hear him/her snoring LOL Thanks again Sharon :)

Anonymous Guest 18 Jul 2008

Wow! I love this photograph! Amazing shot! Beautiful.

Pamela Davidson
Artist Reply: Thank you so very much, my anonymous admirer :)