It’s a drive or die surprise when come burstable ostrich fired up. An ostrich gets angry and fired up and chases a film crewThe driver hits the gas. Ostrich speeds up to 45 miles an hour, you can’t just get away on this situation. They are wild animal and never been domesticated. They can be extremely danger. They don’t like anyone around their territory. These birds can kill people so easily whether defending their nest or territory. Ostrich is a member of the only bird family documented for killing human. They only have two toes can bite organ in a cutting slice. An ostrich attack, however, is straight out of Jurassic Park. Like that movie’s velociraptors, ostriches are fast--they can run at up to 45 mph (72 km/h)--and they have a sharp nail on each of their feet that is capable of slicing a person open with one kick. Unlike velociraptors, however, an ostrich can reach more than nine feet tall and 350 pounds. The best defense? Stay at least 50–100 yards (45.7–91.4 m) away from ostriches. If, however, you end up face to face with one of these birds, follow these tips. Remember, you won’t be able to outrun an ostrich over any distance, but if you’ve got a good head start you should be able to get someplace safe if it’s close enough. Head for a building, a car, or a high fence or tree that you can scale (ostriches can’t fly). In the wild, go into a thorn bush if you have to; you’ll get scratched up pretty good, but an ostrich won’t pursue you into thorns.
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