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They are very inquisitive and social creatures that just happen to look bit scary and react on instinct like most prey animals. An Emu's beak has a hardened tip with almost serrated edges carved at an angle on the inside edges. They use these as teeth in a sense, for tearing and holding grasses, small reptiles and the occasional shiny object they confiscate from the distracted visitor. Emu also use their beaks to investigate things. They can be very careful and softly pick up ......peck at an object or they can be very strong and quickly grab something then lock on. It is after all, the only way to pick up things if you don't have arms........

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