Ostrich hunting is quite a popular activity, at least in our country. Obviously for Russia, ostriches are quite “wild” animals. In the sense that very few people raise them on farms. On the other hand, there are ostrich farms where they breed ostriches, organize tours and sometimes even have ostrich races.
As you know, all animals have short-term memory. Ostriches are no exception, but because an ostrich’s brain is the size of a walnut, its short-term memory lasts only 45 seconds.
Imagine, you approach an ostrich with a treat, it snatches it from your hand, turns away, chews, swallows, and when it comes back, it doesn’t remember you anymore.
But it’s very interesting because every 45 seconds a new life cycle of an ostrich begins. And so it continues throughout its life.
Something similar happens in the movie “Groundhog Day,” only for the ostriches, it happens even faster. In that movie, the man lives the same day every day, but there is an ostrich every 45 seconds.
Let’s move on to the task of our puzzle. Look at this picture. It shows an ostrich running on both legs through wooded terrain. Who is it running from? Here it is, that ostrich hunt, and it’s running away from the hunter.
Can you find the hunter in this photo?
