Wild cassowaries dine mainly on fruits and berries that fall to the ground in the rainforests they call home. A typical southern cassowary can eat up to 11 pounds of fruit a day, along with plenty ...

If it has, they eat it. But mostly they feast on fruit. In the course of a day a single adult cassowary eats hundreds of fruits and berries. Cassowary digestion is gentle, though, and does not ...

Open larger image A male cassowary A young male cassowary has been rehabilitated and released into Wooroonooran National Park ...

Cassowary Mobility: Can a Cassowary Fly? While cassowaries cannot fly, their powerful legs allow them to jump up to seven feet in the air, as well as dash through their dense rainforest habitats at ...

The Southern cassowary is a flightless bird known for its powerful kicks and sharp claws, making it potentially dangerous to humans ...

The cassowary is one of the world’s largest ... As the world’s largest frugivore (fruit-eater), cassowaries eat and digest dozens of fruits every day, then poop them out, which helps seeds ...

Discovered wandering the edges of cane fields, the animal was tranquillised and driven some 30km away before being released.

The cassowary, the only bird that Australians ... They contribute to the reproduction of fruits by eating and digesting fruits daily and releasing them through poop. This way the seeds are spread ...