Cornell Lab of Ornithology - Now there's a bird we wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley! Join us online Monday night at 7:30 for a live-streaming lecture all about one of the largest and most striking birds in the world, the cassowary. Dr. Andrew L. Mack,executive director, Indo-Pacific Conservation Alliance, will talk about his experiences studying this remarkable species that can grow to 6 feet, weigh 120 lbs., and can easily kill a human. Bookmark www.bit.ly/BirdTalks for easy access tomorrow night. | Facebook
Cassowaries (ratites) are large flightless birds native to the tropical forests of New Guinea, nearby islands and NE Australia. They grow to 6' tall; up to 140 lbs w stout, powerful legs & long feet w 3 toes.
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