Ostrich
Context
A large flightless bird native to Africa, known for its long neck, long legs, and ability to run at high speeds
Explanation
The ostrich is the world's largest and heaviest bird. It's known for its strong legs, which it uses for running and defense, and distinctive ostrich eggs, which are the largest of any bird.
Applications
Ostriches are farmed around the world for their feathers, leather, and meat.
They play a role in the ecosystems of their native habitats, contributing to seed dispersal.
Ostriches are a popular attraction in wildlife parks and zoos.