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Here’s an anecdote from observing: there were four birds down on the swamp paddock. Fine day. I’m observing them from five or six hundred yards. They’re on a pasture six hundred yards square. There’s a long line of fence across the paddock, but with panels missing down one end. One of the...

Perhaps . . . The bottom line just might be that, when emus do bolt in fear, they just run in a straight line. They will thump into any fence that is in front of them. So, if there is any sort of barb or spike in an emu’s environment, it can hit it. You see this in the wild birds, guys...