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The cassowaries ( Casuarius ) is a genus of large flightless birds from the order of ratites (Struthioniformes). The distribution area covers mainly the island of New Guinea . They are there, the largest land animal. One of the three species also lives on Australia's Cape York Peninsula . The name "cassowary" is the Malay name "kesuari" derived.
The cassowaries are distinguished by a helmet-shaped, covered with horn tissue growth on the head of other ratites. The function of this helmet is still a mystery. Traditionally, the utility of the device has been clearly explained that it offers protection against head injuries during fast movements in the dense forest, but keep cassowaries her head straight, and a protective function of the helmet will only occur with bowed head. A possible primary function could in the display of rank are, in other words, the size of the helmet reflects the social status of an individual and thus plays a role in social behavior. Likewise, the helmet could play a role in the low-frequency acoustic communication of cassowaries.
The head is featherless, with two of the three types and the neck. For these two, the blue-red color of skin and sagging skin flaps are visible. The number of skin flap indicates the species: none at Bennettkasuar, one and two at the Einlappenkasuar cassowary. The bright colors in the dense forest could get a signal. The color of the skin on the neck can change with the mood of the bird.
The sexes are difficult to distinguish from each other. Females are on average slightly larger, have brighter colors and larger helmets. However, this is not a safe differentiator. Cassowaries in juvenile plumage have a brown plumage, lacking the bright colors of the helmet and neck areas essays are much smaller.
Australia appears to have been in the Pleistocene also inhabited by cassowaries. Today only the cassowary lives on the Cape York Peninsula in northern Queensland. Here, too, cassowaries are pure forest dwellers, they are occasionally spotted in fields lies in the fact that the increasing deforestation the crossing of such open spaces necessary.
The cassowaries are shy birds that live deep in the forest and are usually already removed before a person notices their presence. Due to the secret of life cassowaries are poorly understood. They are crepuscular and nocturnal. With activity peaks at dawn and dusk On the day they rest sitting. Most of the time they spend searching for food. Here they put on paths through the woods, which they then use again and again.
After mating, the couple remains together for several weeks. Here, the female lays three to five eggs in a nest by the male prepared pit. There are quite large eggs, which can be up to 650 grams. After laying, the female leaves the nest. Often it is now in the area of another male, to mate with this. The male is left alone with the eggs and cares only about breeding and raising.
In addition to the people in New Guinea cassowaries have no natural predators. At most feral dogs can be potentially dangerous to young birds.
In everyday life of Papuan tribes for centuries cassowaries play a role. For one, they are hunted for their meat, which is considered very palatable. The springs serve as decoration, and even the bare quills of the feathers can still be used as nose and lip sticks.
The claws were as arrowheads used from the leg bone tools and weapons were made.
Cassowaries were considered valuable that it was at least five hundred years trade between Papua and seafaring peoples of Southeast Asia. The Papua brought mostly young cassowaries to the coasts, and exchanged them for goods, universally, a counterpart of eight pigs for a cassowary have been. It is believed that the wild cassowaries some smaller islands in this way reached its present distribution areas.
Cassowary - a large flightless bird. The adults shlemonosnogo cassowary reach up to 1.5-1.8 meters in height (some individuals may reach two meters) and weigh about 60 kilograms. Therefore cassowary largest bird in Australia and the second largest bird in the world (after the ostrich ).
Cassowary legs are very strong, three-toed, have sharp claws. Kinzhaloobrazny internal claw finger has a length of about 120 mm. This claw is particularly dangerous, as they cassowary can kill with one blow. Cassowary capable of speeds up to 50 km / h when running through a dense forest, can jump up to 1.5 meters in height and very good swimmers.
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