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One of the oldest emus in the world has died aged 44. Emma – who was actually a male – had been at Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary and Wildlife Centre, Lincolnshire, since 1980 after arriving from the Netherlands when he was only 2ft (60cm) tall. Centre director Chloe Drew said Emma may have lived so long because he was "spoiled with lots of love and attention". The flightless bird was two months away from turning 45, which Ms Drew said "could have classed Emma as one of the oldest emus in the world".