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By Gabriella Lamont
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There are five different groups of animals with vertebrates. These classifications are: Mammals Fish Reptiles Birds Amphibians
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The Cassowary is classified as a bird because… It has feathers It has lungs It lays eggs It is warm blooded
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It stands about 5 feet tall. It weighs about 120 pounds. It cannot fly. It can sprint as fast as 40 miles per hour. It has three toes. It has bristly feathers.
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The bare skin and fore- neck is blue, while the rear of the neck is red. In appearance, the Cassowary looks like a short, heavy- built, black and blue emu. The bare skin and fore- neck is blue, while the rear of the neck is red. In appearance, the Cassowary looks like a short, heavy- built, black and blue emu. Young Cassowaries are browner than adults, and have duller colored head and neck. The chicks are striped yellow and black.
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Cassowary’s Appearance
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Habitat It lives in the forest floor in the tropical rainforest. Their home is in northeastern Australia where it rains a lot. There are lots of trees with fruit and berries. There are many animals who also live in the rainforest.
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Behavior & Social Habits The Cassowary feeds mostly on fruit that has fallen to the ground. The Cassowary will also eat anything from snails to small dead animals. Cassowaries normally feed alone.
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The Cassowary makes a sound like a regular bird call like this… caw caw! The Cassowary makes a sound like a regular bird call like this… caw caw!
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The Cassowary cannot fly it can only sprint up to 40 miles per hour. The Cassowary is a bird that eats mostly fruit. Females lay 3-8 large, pale green-blue eggs in each clutch.
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The Southern Cassowary is endangered in Queensland, Australia. The 2007 edition of the Guinness World Records lists the cassowary as the world’s most dangerous bird. Cassowaries can grow up to 6.5 feet tall and weigh about 130 pounds.
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