"rhæa" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1870, John George Wood, The Natural History of Man, page 534:",
          "text": "The hunters also know that, in common with all the ostrich tribe, and, indeed, with many wild animals of chase, the rhæa always runs against the wind.",
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