A 4-year-old male ostrich named Tadori escaped from a zoo in Seongnam, South Korea, on Tuesday and was seen running through traffic on a busy street.

According to Reuters, the 4-year-old male ostrich escaped a zoo in Seongnam, South Korea, and found his way onto the city's streets, where the giant bird encountered heavy traffic.

Ostriches are strange-looking birds. They are also the largest, heaviest, and fastest-running birds on the planet. Yet, like ...

An ostrich that escaped from a zoo in the South Korean town of Seongnam has been captured, local authorities said on Tuesday, after it spent an hour dodging vehicles in heavy traffic, surprising ma… ...

In some cases, a dominant male and female will raise a group of chicks from several different parents. Ostrich chicks often live in groups, called crèches, which can include up to 100 chicks." ...

STORY: Surprised residents posted pictures of the four-year-old male ostrich named Tadori on social media, as he broke free from a zoo named Bug City to trot past traffic on a busy road, local ...

March 27 (UPI) -- An ostrich escaped from a zoo in South Korea and was caught on camera running through traffic on a busy road before being recaptured. The male ostrich, named Tadori, escaped from ...

In the early 1990s, ostrich farmers noticed that their birds would conduct more courtship behaviors when humans were around. The male animals would flap their wings out in a display, squat, and ...

This time they took a male ostrich that had died at an ostrich farm and turned it into a quadcopter by adding four rotors and a pair of wooden skids.

A 12-year-old, male ostrich at Woodland Park Zoo has been euthanized because of injuries apparently caused by a fall in its naturalistic exhibit, the African Savanna.

Ostrich captured after escaping Korean zoo, dodging traffic for an hour By Sebin Choi and Minwoo Park March 26, 20247:12 AM PDTUpdated March 26, 2024 ...