The flying ostrich is so fast that it blurs the background.
Ostriches live in groups. Generally, a male bird is paired with many females, and the eggs laid by mating with the same male bird are placed in the same nest. These eggs are hatched by male ostriches at night. Generally speaking, the hatching behavior of birds is undertaken by females. Why do ostriches have to be hatched by males? It turns out that because the male ostrich's body feathers are black, and the ostrich hatches at night, the light at night is insufficient and dark, so the male ostrich is less likely to be found by natural enemies in such an environment. In addition, male ostriches are more suitable for hatching behavior because of their larger size.
A male ostrich is hatching eggs.
In fact, not only ostriches are raised by males, but also many birds are raised by male parents, such as rheas, cranes, emus, emperor penguins, giant horned owls, flamingos and so on. Animals in the water, such as seahorses and clown fish, are all kept by males.
Most of these animals that let males raise offspring are oviparous, but few mammals. This is because mammals are viviparous and need to breastfeed in time after birth, while male breasts have no milk and cannot provide nutrition for their young. But in fact, among mammals, there are still several good fathers who are "family-oriented", such as big-eared fox, red fox and lion. These will cultivate young individuals.
Emperor penguin dad who takes care of the chicks.