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Clever. Fast. Powerful. And it will kill you faster than a dose of bird flu.
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Clever. Fast. Powerful. And it will kill you faster than a dose of bird flu.
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A cassowary attacks in an australian crocfarm near innisfail. It can kill with the sharp feets
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A cassowary attacks in an australian crocfarm near innisfail. It can kill with the sharp feets
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Cassowary going berzerk at trees
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Cassowary going berzerk at trees
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At Cape Tribulation North QLD Australia, we were having a relaxed day, when from the rainforest... Brady Roberts, my "pommie" friend had the digital photo cam with video, and captured this incredible moment, a very big fright... No one got injured in any way... Very curious animal
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At Cape Tribulation North QLD Australia, we were having a relaxed day, when from the rainforest... Brady Roberts, my "pommie" friend had the digital photo cam with video, and captured this incredible moment, a very big fright... No one got injured in any way... Very curious animal
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The Cassowary is a very big bird and while it may look essentially harmless, we all know looks can be deceiving. This is footage of a cassowary attack.
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The Cassowary is a very big bird and while it may look essentially harmless, we all know looks can be deceiving. This is footage of a cassowary attack.
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I've always had a semi-fear of birds. Now it is full on. This bird is a giant dinosaur bird that is only happy when kicking someone to death.
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I've always had a semi-fear of birds. Now it is full on. This bird is a giant dinosaur bird that is only happy when kicking someone to death.
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in hind sight I sound like an idiot, but at the time I was truly frightened for my life.. NO.. SERIOUSLY.. I was
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in hind sight I sound like an idiot, but at the time I was truly frightened for my life.. NO.. SERIOUSLY.. I was
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A nutty Cassowary goes loopy-loo...very amusing.
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A nutty Cassowary goes loopy-loo...very amusing.
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Strange bird. Cassowaries (genus Casuarius) are very large flightless birds native to the tropical forests of New Guinea and northeastern Australia. The Southern Cassowary is the third largest flightless bird on the planet,smaller only than the ostrich and emu. Cassowaries feed mainly on fruits, tho...More
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Strange bird. Cassowaries (genus Casuarius) are very large flightless birds native to the tropical forests of New Guinea and northeastern Australia. The Southern Cassowary is the third largest flightless bird on the planet,smaller only than the ostrich and emu. Cassowaries feed mainly on fruits, though all species are truly omnivorous and will take a range of other plant food including shoots, grass seeds and fungi in addition to invertebrates and small vertebrates. Cassowaries are very shy, but when disturbed, they are capable of inflicting fatal injuries to an adult human. The 2007 edition of the Guinness World Records lists the cassowary as the world's most dangerous bird. Normally cassowaries are very shy but when disturbed can lash out dangerously with their powerful legs. During World War II American and Australian troops stationed in New Guinea were warned to steer clear of the birds. They are capable of inflicting fatal injuries to an adult human. Usually, attacks are the result of provocation. Wounded or cornered birds are particularly dangerous. Cassowaries, deftly using their surroundings to conceal their movements, have been known to out-flank organized groups of human predators. Cassowaries are considered to be one of the most dangerous animals to keep in zoos, based on the frequency and severity of injuries incurred by zookeepers.
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Strange bird. Cassowaries (genus Casuarius) are very large flightless birds native to the tropical forests of New Guinea and northeastern Australia. The Southern Cassowary is the third largest flightless bird on the planet,smaller only than the ostrich and emu. Cassowaries feed mainly on fruits, tho...More
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Strange bird. Cassowaries (genus Casuarius) are very large flightless birds native to the tropical forests of New Guinea and northeastern Australia. The Southern Cassowary is the third largest flightless bird on the planet,smaller only than the ostrich and emu. Cassowaries feed mainly on fruits, though all species are truly omnivorous and will take a range of other plant food including shoots, grass seeds and fungi in addition to invertebrates and small vertebrates. Cassowaries are very shy, but when disturbed, they are capable of inflicting fatal injuries to an adult human. The 2007 edition of the Guinness World Records lists the cassowary as the world's most dangerous bird. Normally cassowaries are very shy but when disturbed can lash out dangerously with their powerful legs. During World War II American and Australian troops stationed in New Guinea were warned to steer clear of the birds. They are capable of inflicting fatal injuries to an adult human. Usually, attacks are the result of provocation. Wounded or cornered birds are particularly dangerous. Cassowaries, deftly using their surroundings to conceal their movements, have been known to out-flank organized groups of human predators. Cassowaries are considered to be one of the most dangerous animals to keep in zoos, based on the frequency and severity of injuries incurred by zookeepers.
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