The Ratite family includes flightless birds with a flat, keelless breastbone (the keel is where the flight muscles connect). Most of their muscle is in their legs and thighs. There are only five species around the world. Cassowary, Emu, Ostrich, Rhea and Kiwi.
Fact about Ratites
The term 'Ratite', refers to the group of large flightless birds with keelless breastbones.
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