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Hilarious footage shows a runaway rhea causing havoc for drivers as it sprinted through a sleepy village.<br/><br/>The large flightless South American bird escaped from a farm near Repton, Derbys., on Sunday (28/4) afternoon. <br/><br/>The rhea, which can reach speeds of up to 40mph, was spotted by window cleaner Robert Jay when it leapt in front of his car on Main Street.<br/><br/>Robert, 46, and his wife Melanie, 43, were on their way home from doing a food shop when they filmed the bird.<br/><br/>Dad-of-three Robert said: “At first I thought it was an ostrich. It jumped out in front of us from our customer's garden, luckily we were going slow enough. <br/><br/>“We were coming back from shopping and thankfully we were going slow enough. <br/><br/>\
Hilarious footage shows a runaway rhea causing havoc for drivers as it sprinted through a sleepy village.<br/><br/>The large flightless South American bird escaped from a farm near Repton, Derbys., on Sunday (28/4) afternoon. <br/><br/>The rhea, which can reach speeds of up to 40mph, was spotted by window cleaner Robert Jay when it leapt in front of his car on Main Street.<br/><br/>Robert, 46, and his wife Melanie, 43, were on their way home from doing a food shop when they filmed the bird.<br/><br/>Dad-of-three Robert said: “At first I thought it was an ostrich. It jumped out in front of us from our customer's garden, luckily we were going slow enough. <br/><br/>“We were coming back from shopping and thankfully we were going slow enough. <br/><br/>\
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