How do ostriches behave?

Ostriches are social birds that often live in groups, allowing them to forage and protect each other from predators. They are known for their powerful running ability, reaching speeds of up to 45 miles per hour, which helps them escape threats. During mating season, males display elaborate courtship behaviors, including booming calls and impressive dances to attract females. Additionally, ostriches are curious and can sometimes approach humans, but they can also be aggressive if they feel threatened.