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… ...

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 ...

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." ...

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 ...

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 ...