A hotel in Australia had to ban a pair of 6-foot emus for overstepping their guest privileges
in the Australian Outback, everyone knows each other — including two resident emus named Kevin and Carol. , meandering over to the hotel's porch to greet guests like Queensland Senator James McGrath.
"We put the sign up, but we're not quite sure whether they're able to read or not. So, we've had to put a bar across there, as well," Gerry toldThough the community is fond of Kevin and Carol, "you don't want to get between an emu and food," she told"They've got very sharp beaks and they're a bit like a vacuum cleaner where food is concerned," she added.
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