OSTRICHES HIDE THEIR HEADS IN THE SAND
Even to this day, many kids grow up thinking that ostriches bury their heads in the sand because they believe that if they can’t see a predator, it can’t see them. Ostriches have tiny heads that sometimes appear to submerge when they’re pecking at the ground, and they actually do briefly put their heads in the ground to turn their buried eggs. But the ostrich did not evolve with the worst defensive survival strategy in the animal kingdom.
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