A rhea like this one pictured is on the run near a golf course in County Hertfordshire, England.
Rhea nests on golf course —
A rhea like this one pictured is on the run near a golf course in County Hertfordshire, England.
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The large flightless bird escaped from a pen at its owners' home in the town of Brent Pelham and has been spotted at the nearby Barkway Park Golf Club.
Rhea nests on golf course —
The large flightless bird escaped from a pen at its owners' home in the town of Brent Pelham and has been spotted at the nearby Barkway Park Golf Club.
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Rheas are native to South America, can grow up to four feet tall and reach top speeds of 40 miles per hour.
Rhea nests on golf course —
Rheas are native to South America, can grow up to four feet tall and reach top speeds of 40 miles per hour.
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UK Animal welfare charity the RSPCA has warned that rheas, which have sharp claws and beaks, can be dangerous if they feel threatened.
Rhea nests on golf course —
UK Animal welfare charity the RSPCA has warned that rheas, which have sharp claws and beaks, can be dangerous if they feel threatened.
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Golfers at Barkway Park don't seem too concerned, however, and have been taking pictures and videos of the bird when it appears on the greens and fairways.
Rhea nests on golf course —
Golfers at Barkway Park don't seem too concerned, however, and have been taking pictures and videos of the bird when it appears on the greens and fairways.
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