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Emus are large,flightless birds. Their necks and legs are long,but their wings are tiny,reduced to less than 8 inches (20 centimeters). After molting,the birds are dark,but sunlight fades the feathers and they become paler at the end of the season. Chicks have longitudinal stripes with black,brown and cream,so they blend easily into long grass and dense shrubbery.

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