Oracle
Ostriches cannot fly. Answer true or false.
Answer
true
- sources
- www.nationalzoo.si.edu, animals.sandiegozoo.org, en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica, "ostrich" (britannica.com/animal/ostrich): "ostriches ... cannot fly", encyclopaedia britannica, "ostrich" (britannica.com/animal/ostrich): ostriches are flightless birds, the largest living birds, unable to fly due to their size and reduced wing structure relative to body mass., encyclopaedia britannica, "ostrich" (britannica.com/animal/ostrich): ostriches are flightless birds, the largest living birds, which cannot fly., encyclopaedia britannica, "ostrich" (common ostrich, struthio camelus): flightless bird, largest living bird, unable to fly, encyclopaedia britannica, "ostrich" (common ostrich, struthio camelus): flightless bird, largest living bird, unable to fly due to a flat sternum lacking a keel and reduced wing musculature, encyclopaedia britannica, "ostrich" (struthio camelus): ostriches are flightless birds, the largest living birds, unable to fly due to their size and wing/body proportions., encyclopaedia britannica, "ostrich" entry (britannica.com/animal/ostrich): ostriches are flightless birds, the largest living birds, whose wings are used for balance and display rather than flight., encyclopaedia britannica, "ostrich": flightless bird, largest living bird, unable to fly, encyclopaedia britannica, 'ostrich' (britannica.com/animal/ostrich): 'ostriches ... are flightless.' corroborated by cornell lab / all about birds species accounts describing ostriches (family struthionidae) as flightless ratites that run rather than fly., encyclopaedia britannica, 'ostrich' (britannica.com/animal/ostrich): ostriches are flightless birds, the largest living birds, noted for being unable to fly but able to run at high speed., encyclopaedia britannica, 'ostrich' (struthio camelus): flightless bird, the largest living bird species; its wings are vestigial and used for balance and display, not flight., encyclopaedia britannica, 'ostrich' (struthio camelus): ostriches are flightless ratites, unable to fly, encyclopaedia britannica, 'ostrich' entry (britannica.com/animal/ostrich): flightless bird, largest living bird, cannot fly, encyclopaedia britannica, 'ostrich' entry: ostriches (struthio camelus) are flightless birds, the largest living birds, with wings used for balance and display rather than flight, encyclopaedia britannica, 'ostrich' entry: ostriches are flightless birds (struthio camelus), encyclopaedia britannica, 'ostrich' entry: ostriches are flightless birds, the largest living birds, unable to fly due to body weight and reduced wing structure., encyclopaedia britannica, 'ostrich' entry: ostriches are flightless ratites, unable to fly, relying on running for locomotion and escape, encyclopaedia britannica, entry on ostrich: flightless bird, the largest living bird, unable to fly, encyclopædia britannica, "ostrich": flightless bird native to africa, nationalzoo.si.edu, san diego zoo wildlife alliance, ostrich, https://animals.sandiegozoo.org/animals/ostrich?qt-animals_page_content_tabs=0 — describes the ostrich as flightless and states that it cannot take to the skies., sandiegozoowildlifealliance.org, smithsonian national zoo, https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/ostrich (describes ostriches as completely flightless); national geographic, https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/birds/facts/ostrich (states they cannot fly)., smithsonian national zoo, ostrich: https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/ostrich — describes ostriches as completely flightless. natural history museum, what is the biggest bird in the world?: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/what-is-the-biggest-bird-in-the-world.html — identifies both living ostrich species as flightless., smithsonian's national zoo and conservation biology institute, ostrich, https://www.nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/ostrich, smithsonian's national zoo and conservation biology institute, ostrich: https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/ostrich, smithsonian's national zoo and conservation biology institute, ostrich: https://www.nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/ostrich (states ostriches are completely flightless and do not use their wings to fly), smithsonian's national zoo and conservation biology institute, ostrich: https://www.nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/ostrich (states that common ostriches are completely flightless), smithsonian's national zoo, ostrich: https://www.nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/ostrich (states ostriches are flightless and do not use their wings to fly)., wikipedia, 'ostrich' article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ostrich): opening sentence 'ostriches are large flightless birds.', wikipedia, 'ostrich' article (states the ostrich is a flightless bird); cross-checked against general reference knowledge (encyclopaedia britannica, 'ostrich'), wikipedia, article 'ostrich' (en.wikipedia.org), lead section: 'ostriches are large flightless birds.' read via https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=extracts&exintro&explaintext&titles=ostrich&format=json, wikipedia, article 'ostrich' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ostrich): 'ostriches are large flightless birds'; and article 'flightless bird' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/flightless_bird): ostriches (struthio) listed among flightless birds. read via the mediawiki api, extract intro text., wikipedia, ostrich article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ostrich): "ostriches are large flightless birds.", www.britannica.com, www.nationalgeographic.com
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#1565truefrom www.nationalzoo.si.edu
#351truefrom en.wikipedia.org
#1654truefrom www.nationalzoo.si.edu
#1309trueEncyclopaedia Britannica, 'Ostrich' (Struthio camelus): ostriches are flightless ratites, unable to fly
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