The Time Australia Lost a War to Birds (Great Emu War Explained)
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The Time Australia Lost a War to Birds (Great Emu War Explained)
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In 1932, the Australian government declared an official military operation against an army of 20,000 emus destroying crops in Western Australia. Armed with Lewis machine guns and thousands of rounds of heavy ammunition, Major G.P.W. Meredith led his troops into battle expecting a quick, easy victory. Instead, they faced a fast, highly adaptable, flightless enemy that completely outmaneuvered the military and forced a humiliating retreat.
In this animated 2D stickman history breakdown, we explore the absurd, hilarious, and completely true story of the Great Emu War. How did a modern army lose to oversized birds? Why were the emus so resilient against automatic machine guns? Find out in this complete historical deep dive!
CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 History is filled with bizarre conflicts. We have had wars fought over
00:45 Not rogue bandits. Their enemy was the common emu. A large, flightless
01:32 and utterly absurd story of the Great Emu War. To truly understand how
02:19 the plan seemed promising. These men swapped their rifles for plows an
03:05 and they are migratory creatures. Every year, after their breeding sea
03:50 trampled what they didn't eat, and systematically smashed down the hea
04:37 Third, everyone assumed it would take about three days maximum. The Mi
05:23 Rainfall scattered the emus, forcing the military to wait until Novemb
06:08 Two days later, on November 4, Major Meredith received intelligence th
06:57 By the end of the first week, Major Meredith realized he wasn't fighti
07:43 By November 8, the military had expended over two thousand five hundre
08:31 By December 10, Meredith claimed that roughly nine hundred and eighty
09:19 proudly featured on the official Australian Coat of Arms. The Australia
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