 "If you encounter an ostrich in the woods, there are no special precautions you should take, not like a bear," Toffic added. "It's unlikely
you'll encounter one, though." 
First there were aligators in NYC sewers, now there are ostriches loose in the state of Washington??? 
www.heraldnet.com...
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Probably freed by the owner...for insurances purposes.
In Oklahoma and Texas there were lots of farmers who got on the "Ostrich breeding bandwagon". When the smoke that had been blown up their butts
dissipated, and the pipe dreams of mass portions of the American populace becoming ostrich meat lovers faded, all of a sudden ostriches were every
where, running free and on insurance APB lists.
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Hope that ostrich doesn't have a bomb belt strapped to it.
EEK
"45mph suicide bomber ostrich terrorist alert".
Birdbomb
[Edited on 14-9-2003 by uNBaLaNCeD]
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