49K views · 624 reactions | EMU RUN: No, it's not something you'd only see in Australia. A domesticated Emu in the US has caused quite a commotion - escaping from its home and running through a traffic intersection as baffled motorists watched. The animal has since been returned to its owners safely. #9News | Nightly at 6.00pm | 9 News Adelaide | Facebook

Emu farming involves raising these large, flightless birds for their meat, oil, and feathers, which are highly valued in various industries. The process begins with selecting fertile, dark green eggs, which are carefully incubated for about 50 days. Once hatched, the chicks are placed in controlled environments where they are given warmth, fresh water, and balanced nutrition. As they grow, they are moved to larger spaces to allow for movement and muscle development. Emu farming requires strict m