greater rhea
grey rhea
common rhea
American rhea
rhea americana latin

Male Greater Rheas are very territorial during the breeding season.

Greater rheas, a South American counterpart of the ostrich, are even bigger.

Greater Rheas are half-grown about three months after hatching, and sexually mature by their 14th month.

Where they occur as pests, farmers tend to hunt and kill Greater Rheas.

Hatchling Greater Rheas are grey with dark lengthwise stripes.

Captive-bred Greater Rheas exhibit significant ecological naïvete.

In 2006, a protocol was established for training Greater Rheas to avoid would-be predators, and for identifying the most cautious animals for release.

Greater Rheas have a fluffy, tattered-looking plumage, that is gray or brown, with high individual variation, The head, neck, rump, and thighs are feathered.

It will have Giant Anteaters, Maned Wolf, Chacoan peccaries and Greater Rheas.

International trade in wild-caught Greater Rheas is restricted as per CITES Appendix II.

The natural predators of adult Greater Rheas are limited to the Cougar (Puma concolor) and the Jaguar (Panthera onca).

Sometimes, Greater Rheas will gather at carrion to feed on flies; they are also known to eat dead or dying fish in the dry season, but as vertebrate prey in general not in large quantities.

She gave one to Grey and took another for herself.

She'd been so certain she could go to Grey for help.

Grey told her what he knew, and felt much better.

Still, Grey thought she was likely beautiful, when in health.

Grey was beginning to understand why she and her brother did not always get along.

He had been brought not to the office, but to Grey's private sitting room.

She should send Grey home to his college right now.

Grey felt more positive than he had in a long time.

Grey could help her, but Winter was no longer sure he would.

Grey found himself at a loss, both for words and action.

I didn't like the fact that no one seemed to be home, and Grey wasn't in his office.

Something was coming up, and it didn't sound like Grey.

And unless Grey was dead, she had to see him one last time.

Grey looked for any small note, but none was present.

Grey turned back to the other woman, just as she opened her mouth again.

The Grey are back, but the only one who can stop them may not be willing to help.

Grey realized that he was too far to the right.

He made no more noise, but Grey was making enough for two.

Grey moved to England, where he married and had children.

Grey said nothing, happy to leave her with that attitude.

Grey liked this whole business less as he got into it.

Grey got out of the boat and walked to the bad section.

She'd been sure Grey could have no reason to hate her this much.

Grey joined the Council as a part of this group.

She reported that Grey was not an easy role to cast.

About all they had in common was their political party.

She looks like me and we have so much in common.

We have a lot of the same problems in common.

But the two groups have a few things in common.

But many who know them say they have much in common.

However, most of them had certain important things in common.

But then these two men had so much in common.

He could see what the two of them had in common.

At first, the women seemed to have nothing in common.

On the other hand, they have some things in common.

You might not think these two would have much in common.

These three people who have nothing in common meet by chance.

I think one day we had just nothing in common.

I think we could have a lot of things in common.

And that is not the only thing they have in common.

I tried one day to make a list of things we had in common.

Despite their age difference, the two women had much in common.

And here I thought that we had nothing in common.

But I can tell you that we had a friend in common.

But it was the only language they had in common.

From that time all their studies were done in common.

It seems likely, since we have all else in common.

It was one of the things they had in common.

She did not want to know that they had things in common.

The young man had stopped at the far end of the Common.

Phylogenomic studies have shown tinamids as the sister group to Australasian and Oceanian ratites (i.e. the cassowaries, emus, and kiwis), with the South American rheas and African ostriches as successive outgroups.