The emu is a flightless bird second in size only to the ostrich. Emu eggs are very dark forest green in color, almost black. The texture of the egg is different for each bird. Each egg can weigh up to 1 1/2 pounds. Newly hatched chicks stand about 10 inches tall and have stripes like zebras, only beige and brown. These stripes begin to fade at two to three months of age. They reach their adult height of five to six feet around a 12 to 14 months of age. There are no visible differences between sexes. In general Emus can weigh up to 150 pounds, live up to 35 years or more, produce for 25 years, and lay 30 to 50 eggs per season with some laying over 100 eggs. In the wild the male will hatch the eggs and look after the chicks.
This is what the government wants you to beleave. I know how evil they are and what they can do. Never trust one and never ever tell them your secrets. They are evil. Here is a picture of one breaking in to the Area 51 facility, and I think it was Hanger 18. Any questions?
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This is what the government wants you to beleave. I know how evil they are and what they can do. Never trust one and never ever tell them your secrets. They are evil. Here is a picture of one breaking in to the Area 51 facility, and I think it was Hanger 18. Any questions?
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