cassowaries (Meaning)
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cassowaries (pl.)
of Cassowary
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cassowaries Sentence Examples
- In the dense rainforests of Papua New Guinea, cassowaries roam freely, blending with the lush greenery.
- Cassowaries, with their striking blue heads and bright colors, are a sight to behold in the wild.
- The guide warned us to keep a safe distance from the cassowaries, as they can be territorial and aggressive.
- Researchers study the behavior of cassowaries to better understand their role in the ecosystem.
- Cassowaries are known as "gardener birds" because they help disperse seeds through their droppings.
- Despite their flightless nature, cassowaries are adept runners, capable of reaching impressive speeds.
- The indigenous people of Australia have folklore and legends surrounding the majestic cassowaries.
- Conservation efforts aim to protect cassowaries and their habitats from deforestation and poaching.
- Visitors to the wildlife sanctuary were thrilled to catch a glimpse of the elusive cassowaries.
- The zoo recently welcomed a pair of cassowaries as part of their breeding program to help preserve the species.
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In the dense rainforests of Papua New Guinea, cassowaries roam freely, blending with the lush greenery.
Cassowaries, with their striking blue heads and bright colors, are a sight to behold in the wild.
The guide warned us to keep a safe distance from the cassowaries, as they can be territorial and aggressive.
Researchers study the behavior of cassowaries to better understand their role in the ecosystem.
