The cassowary a flightless bird that are often known as the 'world's scariest bird.'
One of the primary factors contributing to the cassowary's intimidating appearance in the wild is its impressive size and strength.
Cassowaries are among the largest bird on Earth that can stand upto 6 feet tall and weigh up to 130 pounds (58.5 kg).
Equipped with sharp claws on its feet, the cassowary is capable of inflicting serious harm. These sharp appendages serve as a potent defense mechanism against potential threats.
Known for its aggressive behavior, the cassowary exhibits territorial behavior and can become hostile when feeling threatened.
Although rare, cassowary attacks have been known to occur, with potentially fatal consequences.
The Cassowary bird are also known for its impressive speed. The Cassowary's ability to reach high speeds is a result of its powerful legs and robust build.
With long strides and a streamlined body, this bird can move through dense vegetation and cover significant distances in a short amount of time.