Where are emu eggs found?

Emus are tall (6'6"), Flightless Birds which are native to Australia. Emus lay 5-15 very large eggs at one time. Each egg has one emu in it but, when broken for cooking, it is the equivalent of about 1 dozen hen's eggs.

An emu is the second largest bird in the world, the first being the ostrich, which is also native to Australia. Neither of them is found in any other part of the world.