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The emu is a large bird native to Australia and sometimes kept on farms in the UK.
In the UK, an escaped emu got into a fight with a farm employee in the middle of the road and returned to its enclosure. The Daily Mail reports this.
The fight was witnessed by 46-year-old James Barker, who was driving past the farm. He stopped so as not to interfere with the man catching the bird, and filmed what was happening.
The footage shows the farmer grabbing the emu by the head and throwing him to the ground. However, he was not going to give up. He fought back furiously, jumped to his feet and headbutted the man. The impact was so strong that the farmer fell onto the adjacent lane. While he was rising, the bird itself returned to the farm.
Barker said that what he saw genuinely made him laugh, so he decided to share the video. “With so much going on in the world these days, it’s nice to see something funny!” - he noted.

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