Another loose emu was roaming around the streets of California as cops played the role of a bird wrangler yet again.

Authorities in Santa Cruz, Calif., rounded up an escaped emu wandering the city's streets just days after a separate incident ...

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (WJW) -- Emus are the second fastest birds in the world -- they can run up to speeds of 30 mph -- meaning they should have no trouble outrunning police on foot. The Santa Cruz ...

"An emu in a Gilbert canal was not on our officers' bingo card," the Gilbert Police Department wrote on Facebook. Watch the rescue.

A man attempting to restrain an escaped emu on a rural road in Salcombe, Devon, ended up being headbutted by the bird before it ran back into a gated property. James Barker, 46, filmed the unusual ...

An unexpected discovery was made by staff with Great Parks on Monday!

The California Highway Patrol helped wrangle a loose emu spotted running in and out of traffic on a Santa Cruz road.

"No two days are the same—" that's what one California sheriff's office said after video showed deputies' pursuit of an emu ...

The bird was seen walking into traffic in Santa Cruz this week.

An emu, named Eddie, found its way to the mountain bike trail at Mitchell Memorial Forest in Cleves after escaping from a ...

James Barker, 46, who was driving along a road on September 9, captured the man's efforts to try and catch the emu. In footage from the scene, the man can be seen wrestling the exotic bird whilst ...

A separate Santa Cruz County emu-related traffic scare involved multiple calls about a different emu walking into traffic ...