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It looks like an emu to me.
Maybe I’m wrong. They look similar.
It could be an emu.
I took the photo at the zoo in Toronto’s High Park.
That is one sad looking creature. Zoos can do that to animals, yet they also give us a chance to appreciate the natural world and try to protect the creatures in it.