Brushed feathers and tasty fruit: Hong Kong gives first public update on escaped emu


Hong Kong wildlife authorities have posted images of an escaped emu being brushed and eating fruit in their first public update on the large flightless bird under its care since May.

The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) said on Wednesday it was still liaising with animal welfare organisations to find a new home for the creature.

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