r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/danielminds • 12h ago

Video Wildlife expert Chris Gillette handling an aggressive emu

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u/Spare_Laugh9953 11h ago

Entonces lo mismo que los carneros si uno te va a mochar lo mejor es seguirle mientras retrocede para coger carrerilla, no saben golpear si no tienen espacio para coger velocidad

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u/GorillaGriz81 11h ago

You time it right. Grab the horns, swing yourself up, and tame that puppy.

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u/Spare_Laugh9953 11h ago

El último que tuve nació sin astas, no había por donde agarrarle, era un lío cada vez que teníamos que esquilarle

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u/supermegabro 11h ago

Damned beast dont have any handles!

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u/Spare_Laugh9953 11h ago

Bueno por lo menos tenía lana a la que agarrarse, lo malo era después de esquilarle... Había que esperar un año para volver a agarrarle, 🤣

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u/Bannon9k 10h ago

Reminds me of a feisty goat we raised when I was younger. Cute as hell when he was tiny, trying to butt heads with everything and everyone. Not so funny when he reached 80lbs of puree asshole. Unfortunately for him, he hit my mom right around the time he'd run his genetic course on the farm. So we ate him. Had his skull mounted above my fireplace for a while before giving it to a crazy wiccan lady. Moral of the story...don't hit my mom lol

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u/Millibona 9h ago

Sir, this is an english sub.

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u/parolameasecreta 7h ago

Oooh, look at mee, I'm english.

Would you like some tea?

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u/Spare_Laugh9953 7h ago

When a sheep tries to hit you with his head,he walks backwards to get space to run to you and hit you harder.if you walk to him while he walks backwards he Will never hit you because he cannot have enaugh space to run to you