Ostriches lay their eggs in nests dug into the ground and rotate their eggs many times a day. At a distance, the large ostrich's small head is difficult to see and, as it reaches its head into their nest, it may look as though the bird is burying its head in the sand.
Gragnor
Oh gosh, poor ostrich. You thought the side effects of rampant capitalism were hard to live with now?
bippityboppitybuttsex
Ostriches lay their eggs in nests dug into the ground and rotate their eggs many times a day. At a distance, the large ostrich's small head is difficult to see and, as it reaches its head into their nest, it may look as though the bird is burying its head in the sand.
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Thank you Bippityboppitybuttsex Attenborough. An interesting fact.