How Can Anyone Say No to These Emu Chicks?

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  • 6 years ago
Symbio Wildlife Park showed a off a half-dozen new baby emus in an August 15 video. The chicks were two-weeks old and while they could currently fit in the palms of their zookeepers, in just one year they will grow to full size, 7 News reported. Credit: Symbio Wildlife Park via Storyful

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