These Items Were Found in the Stomach of an Ostrich
Photographer Frederick William Bond captured this photo in 1942 at the Zoological Society of London.
Apparently, a ostrich died after eating a four-inch nail.
While the zoologists were looking for the nail, they also found a glove, some rope, two handkerchiefs, a few coins, metal tacks, staples, and hooks.
Geez man...you just CAN'T eat that stuff.
Photographer Frederick William Bond captured this photo in 1942 at the Zoological Society of London.
Apparently, a ostrich died after eating a four-inch nail.
While the zoologists were looking for the nail, they also found a glove, some rope, two handkerchiefs, a few coins, metal tacks, staples, and hooks.
Geez man...you just CAN'T eat that stuff.
"Contents of an Ostrich's stomach" 1942 Photo by Frederick William Bond Collection of National Media Museum
Source posted by Michelle
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