An emu is a flightless bird, scientifically named Dromaius novaehallandiae. The bird is native to Australia, but is now found in many countries because of a rising popularity of nutritious emu meat and medicinal emu oil. Emu oil itself is a bright yellow liquid, made up of mostly fat, which is collected from the deposits below the skin of the bird. Once the fats are collected, they are passed through various filters and processes until pure oil is produced.
Easy Technique to Get Water Out of Ear. 1  Tilt your head sideways and hold the affected ear parallel to the ground. 2  Place the palm of your hand flat against your ear and press hard for a few seconds. 3  Use a cotton ear bud to very carefully remove the fluid draining from the ear.
First, tilt your head with the ear you'll be working on pointing toward the ceiling. Then, use the dropper to fill your ear with one of the substances listed. Remain still, so that the liquid is in your ear for about five minutes. Once that time is up, drain your ear by tipping your head against a towel. You may find that you need to repeat this process once or twice a day for a few days to completely unblock your ear. Never try to remove earwax by placing a device into your ear canal.