Unlike nest-building birds, ostriches dig shallow holes in the sand or dirt to lay their eggs. Both parents rotate the eggs several times a day to ensure they are kept warm.

Those who refuse to accept this trend will one day realize that the ostrich with its head buried in the sand is none other than themselves. RELATED ARTICLES.

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The idea ostriches bury their heads when they feel threatened is thought have come from Roman naturalist Pliny the Elder around 2,000 years ago. But is it true? News ...

For centuries, people have claimed that, when faced with danger, ostriches (Struthio species) stick their heads in the sand to hide.This vivid image led to the popular phrase "bury your head in the ...

F or centuries, people have claimed that, when faced with danger, ostriches (Struthio species) stick their heads in the sand to hide. This vivid image led to the popular phrase "bury your head in ...