The idea ostriches bury their heads when they feel threatened is thought have come from Roman naturalist Pliny the Elder around 2,000 years ago. But is it true?

It’s named after the mythical notion that ostriches bury their heads in the sand at a sign of danger.

Thank goodness the generations going through college now are taking an interest in climate change and, more importantly, studying climate policies to make the changes we need to turn things around.

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Let’s not bury our heads in the sand and deny what our own relationships tell us. We all know of friends’ children, grandchildren, our own grandchildren, our uncles, our favorite niece or nephew.

Currently, however, for those living in or intending to move to the English countryside, a head-in-the-sand attitude would not be a wise reaction.

At the same time, Republican politicians and many Republican voters are choosing to ignore these conditions and bury their heads in the hot sand.

The idea ostriches bury their heads when they feel threatened is thought have come from Roman naturalist Pliny the Elder around 2,000 years ago. But is it true?