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OstrichLand USA

Solvang, California

Get up close to emus and ostriches, or buy their tasty meat. 

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Ostrichland is a “zoo” just off the highway where you can see ostriches and emus. You can also feed them and visit the gift shop of ostrich-related items, including eggs. Ostrich meat is also sold in the gift shop but the farm’s ostriches and emus are not raised for meat–only for enjoyment.

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