Emus are naturally found in Australia, and can live in a wide range of habitats. They are frequently found in the following biomes: Tropical Deciduous Forests, Tropical Scrub Forests, Tropical Savanna and Grasslands. However, Emus must live within 20 km, of some form of drinking water (rivers, watering holes, dams, stock troughs, etc.) Emus are fond of flat, grassy land and open forest, especially where rainfall has recently occurred and in turn has provided fresh vegetation