The cassowary, the 3rd largest bird in the world
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The cassowary, the 3rd largest bird in the world
It lays huge green eggs and has evolved directly from dinosaurs. Meet the cassowary.
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Cassowary Attacks
Southern Cassowary 🦤 The Most Dangerous Bird on Earth!
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Southern Cassowary 🦤 The Most Dangerous Bird on Earth!
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The Truth About Cassowary Attacks Explained
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Sound of a Cassowary bird
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Sound of a Cassowary bird
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Cassowary an aggressive and dangerous bird | Britannica
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Cassowary an aggressive and dangerous bird | Britannica
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2020年8月11日
Everything you need to know about the southern cassowary
Everything you need to know about the southern cassowary
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2019年11月19日
What Is a Cassowary?
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What Is a Cassowary?
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2019年4月24日
Cassowary Facts
The cassowary is a large flightless bird found in Papua New Guinea, southern Indonesia and northern Australia. They belong to the group known as ratites, which also includes ostriches, emus, and rheas.The cassowary has a horny helmet called a casque (say cask) , on its head. Some scientists believe that this helps it crash its way through the thick forest. It may also help the booming sound the bird makes echo more loudly through the thick forests where it lives.The skin on the cassowary's head
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The cassowary is a large flightless bird found in Papua New Guinea, southern Indonesia and northern Australia. They belong to the group known as ratites, which also includes ostriches, emus, and rheas.The cassowary has a horny helmet called a casque (say cask) , on its head. Some scientists believe that this helps it crash its way through the thick forest. It may also help the booming sound the bird makes echo more loudly through the thick forests where it lives.The skin on the cassowary's head
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Happy World Cassowary Day to our feathered friends – the world’s second-biggest bird! Cassowaries can grow up to two metres tall and live for up to 30 years, although individuals have reached almost twice that age in captivity! This World Cassowary Day, drivers are urged to be ‘cass-o-wary’ on the roads, as, over the past 12 months, there have been 21 cassowaries killed in road strikes – making road collisions the leading cause of reported cassowary deaths. Learn more about these beautiful birds
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Happy World Cassowary Day to our feathered friends – the world’s second-biggest bird! Cassowaries can grow up to two metres tall and live for up to 30 years, although individuals have reached almost twice that age in captivity! This World Cassowary Day, drivers are urged to be ‘cass-o-wary’ on the roads, as, over the past 12 months, there have been 21 cassowaries killed in road strikes – making road collisions the leading cause of reported cassowary deaths. Learn more about these beautiful birds
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Cassowary Facts For Kids: Information, Pictures & Video
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Cassowary Facts For Kids: Information, Pictures & Video
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