Cassowary
Endangered species approx 1500 of these birds are now left in Australia
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Peter Lawrence 20/10/2005 14:23
Hello Karin, thankyou once again for commentingPeter :-))
Karin D. Ludwig 16/10/2005 20:21
I've never heard of these before Peter, - actually very interesting! BTW, the site you've linked is terrific!Thanks for sharing.
Peter Lawrence 07/10/2005 15:37
Hello Ana, the cassowary lives in the Northern part of Australia and New Guniea, thay have been known to attack people who wander into their territory they have sharp claws/toes which they use to dig with and can also be used as weapons, they grow to 2 metres and60 kg in weight.
http://rainforest-australia.com/southern_cassowary.html
Peter
Anastasiya Ivanova 07/10/2005 15:23
I guess most cassowaries exist in south Australia right? emm...it looks fierce.Anastasia