😍 Crías de “ñandú del norte” o “suri” (Rhea pennata tarapacensis) en el Altiplano Tarapaqueño, Chile, uno de los ecosistemas andinos más amenazados. 👉🏽 Una curiosidad de esta ave terrestre es que son los machos quienes construyen el nido, incuban los huevos y cuidan a las crías durante meses. Estas a su vez pueden venir de varias hembras. ⚠️ Lamentablemente se encuentra en peligro de extinción por la degradación de su hábitat, el sobrepastoreo ganadero , la caza furtiva, el hurto de sus huevo

2.4K reactions · 165 shares | Celebrating the Greater Rhea! Take a second to watch the video below to learn a few neat facts about Rhea. ‼️ Fathers Day Special ‼️ Sunday, June 15th we are open regular hours (12-6) for drive thru, no wagon rides. All fathers get in FREE  Be sure to follow us on TikTok!  | Lazy 5 Ranch | Facebook

The male rhea hatches the eggs. Various females in the flock will lay their eggs next to him. The male will then gather up all the eggs of the different females and place them in the nest he has made. In this video the females are starting to gather around the male. They likely are able to hear chirps and beeps coming from underneath him. | Shalom Wildlife Sanctuary

247K views · 10K reactions | Baby Rhea hatching❤️ #rhea #egghatching | Knuckle Bump Farms | Facebook