Cassowary at Cape Tribulation - Daintree, PART 1
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- At Cape Tribulation North QLD Australia, we were having a relaxed day, when from the rainforest... Brado, my friend had the digital photo cam with video, and captured this incredible moment, a very big fright... No one got injured in any way... Very curious animal. PART 2 here • Cassowary at Cape Trib...
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I am Australian. This video made my stomach turn over.
scubawerlum I'm not Australian, but I was waiting for the inevitable. I've heard about these birds
scubawerlum mine to n I live in the USA I'm scared to death of birds
I was scared for the guy too bro. I thought he was done for for sure.
The cassowary is a behemoth of the bird world (second-heaviest, behind the ostritch). They can grow to over six and a half feet tall, weigh well over 100 pounds, and gallop around at speeds of over thirty miles per hour - an impressive feat for a creature with legs that might best be described as "death-cudgels with knives attached." The middle toe on each one features a dagger-like claw that can grow up to five-inches long.
@@greg77389 you must think dinosaurs are lizards. Birds and velociraptors are pretty closely related actually lmfao!
‘They can do some damage’
‘Yeah they can’
*walks closer to cassowary*
Lol 😂😂😂
what a cute ostrich -last words of a dead tourist
Just asking do you know guinness world records have named that the most dangerouse bird in the world
I'm pretty sure he knew. He was making fun of tourists who don't really know what it is.
It is a Cassowary
he was being sarcastic, Captain Obvious.
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As an Australian, I had a heart attack watching this person being so unaware they are next to the deadliest bird in the world! People should look into the dangerous animals in the areas where they are traveling because this could have gone terribly wrong.
no. read a book
he actually did the right thing. kept eye contact and backed off slowly but he should have held something out in front of him too, maybe his towel.
@@Ow33e the only thing usful to hold in front of you would be a huge fruit basket. Drop it, then go away.
Only because they could kill a person doesn't mean they would. A cow could kill a person any time they'd want to but typically they won't.
@@TheHesseJames not a bad idea but I spent like two nights watching cassowary encounters and reading about how to deal with cassowaries (don't ask me why)
I admire that man's composure. He manages to not show fear but without looking too threatening, tries to walk away without it seeming like he's trying to escape. These wattled horrors may look funny but they are deadly.
LOL. His composure was simply the result of his ignorance. Pretty sure that guy had never heard of cassowaries before
They aren't horrors, they're animals. Yes, they are deadly but they aren't monsters, they are simply territorial. They should be respected and given space. Humans push into the territories of other creatures and then complain when said creature reacts instinctively to what it perceives as a home invasion.
Yeaaaa, he approached the situation as Chris Pratt did on Jurassic world....
@@RomanesEuntDomus. what should he do? Run away? He definitely knows cassowaries, the very fact he never turned his back on it shows it.
@@gkravi2841 true
This bird is deadly don't fuck with it !!!
This bird have letal kicks, more stronger than Boyka.
greninja hayate Boyka Boyka Boyka!!!!
10 years ago mate
probably it is this human fear that prompts the bird to attack
suppose if YOU, the Human charges at it like a beserker, the cassowary will be very frightened.
Or if you are trained at karate, just charge at it and give this bird bastard a flying roundhouse kick to its head
Not if your mind and body is trained like KRAVEN the hunter from Spiderman comics. That bastard fights with wild animals
This cassowary seemed unusually chill
He was curious ...
If that dude start running from it he whould be dead ..
Seguís vivo?
@@EdjeMr1975 at the very least...cut wide open
People feed them probably.
The dude is unusually chill.
"how was your vacay?" "Alright, Just walked on the beach with a dinosaur"
These people don’t know how lucky they are
Oh? You know something we don't? When was the last time one killed someone?
@@Randoverse 2019
@@PaleoEdits Was that the imprisoned one or a wild one?
@@PaleoEdits Ya, captivity doesn't count in my eyes.
@@Randoverse I think so. Regardless, it's still a powerful animal to be respected.
I'm an Aussie, and yeah I literally felt this guy's soul ready to flee his body.
the grim reaper without his hood up
👏👏👏👏👏😁Perfect✌
The whole reason the cassowary was going after your friend was because he was wearing the same colors AS the cassowary. The bird is looking at your friend as a potential threat to his territory and a bigger male. So he's challenging him. I am very happy that you all were safe though.
Well that's a fcuking stupid reason! Dumb bird!
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@@Nene_760 😂😂😂
The towel over the shoulder was the major draw card. It's clearly thinking his new opponent got a bigger comb than him
@@cincin4515 I don't know about a comb, but maybe a pecker.
Fuck that. I'd rather cuddle with an Alligator. Those fuckers are mean...I'm shocked no one got injured.
cassowarys don't injure humans they kill
because cassowarys 'll humans in one headbutt or kick it claw
or claw*
will
and many people survive crocodiles once bitten
Clorox Bleach, do you think cassowarys are more or less dangerous than drinking you?
That lady in the beginning sounds so enthusiastic like this is some magical event.
She’ll invite the cassowary to play with her husband just to film it.
Just so we're clear, these guys are EXTREMELY lucky to come off unscratched
Cassowary be like: U WOT M8
Even if I couldn't hear their accents I would be able to tell that these people aren't Australian.
You put a Cassowary that close to an Australian and they will run for their lives.
+chazzatheninja what about the guys who make a living trapping crocodiles?
commenter78 Crocodiles are cuddly teddy bears compared to Cassowaries
+Nicol Olivia Good Answer mate. But sadly i'm terrified of them.
+Nicol Olivia Good Answer mate. But sadly i'm terrified of them.
+chazzatheninja if you run he is attacking you. those birds see you turning your back on him as getting the advantage and go for it. so no you dont run from those. he did the best he could. slowly getting distance, towards the water, not be threatening but also not be frightened. both could lead to an attack
That's impressive. If I were that close to a cassowary, given their reputation, I would shit myself.
Except reacting in a fearful manner is the worst thing to do around such a deadly creature.
@@etinarcadiaego7424 yeah if you get scared they sense it...you gotta try to stay calm i suppose...not easy to do though
That dude on the beach looked at one of Nature's executioners in the eye. Now, THAT is scary. Cassowaries are very dangerous, as well as unpredictable.
Do you even know what an executioner does? There are two general definitions: One deals with carrying out a plan or order while the other deals with the punishment of death of a condemned person. If we adapt the 2nd definition, we could say to execute someone is to put someone down or kill someone who is already destined for death or "screwed." Indeed that's the only way this bird can effectively use its weapons to kill--if its target is already wounded or on the ground. If a healthy, able-bodied man were to fight one of these things head on, the man would most likely win.
@@greg77389 go show us all your theories greg. in real time. Im waiting ⏰
greg77389 😂🤣😂🤣....
@@greg77389 It seems clear you don't know very much about these birds, lmao.
I would say that executioner is the wrong word, though. More like nature's gangster thug. ^_^ Come complete with a switchblade on each foot, ready to stab and slice just because you dissed him.
Birds are in general, it's just that most birds aren't large enough or equipped to kill.
did we learn nothing from Far Cry 3 LOL
Video games =/= Real life.
greg77389 still as dangerous in real life
+Jeremy Mansbach
Wrong.
greg77389 when it's in the world record for most dangerous bird.
They re dangerous in the game for a reason
To those comparing the cassowary to velociraptor, I should remind you that velociraptor was about the size of a turkey. I’d be much more afraid of a cassowary (4 times bigger).
A velociraptor was the size of a car. What are you talking about?
Velociraptors was indeed the size of a turkey. What you see in movies (jurassic park) those are not velociraptors, they are more like Deinonychus, but they decided to use the name "velociraptor" because it was a cooler name :)
@@robertmchapman30 Do you know how biology works? Velocitaptors were small. Don't think hollywoodian movies accurate. The T. Rex had feathers in real life, they were not lizard like in the movies.
@@victuz I couldn't care less
@@robertmchapman30 the smartest
Thanks for your comment, I agree, very beautiful last shot... It was really frightening, I could hear my heart on my throat beating hard, in the moment I said "this is the scariest moment I've had" which is when the bird reacted and turned around, I was laughing but I was really nervous but in awe at the same time... I guess that he/she was curious, just browsing not feeling threatened... thanks for your link ;)
Wow
Good job you stayed calm so the bird did
1:06 my wig is snatched and my heart was beating like the speed of light! This was just terrifying and nerve wracking
I think the colours of his towel made the cassowary thinking perhaps he was another type of weird male cassowary looking for a confrontation.
Wow that's incredible. You guys did well to keep calm and avoid being attacked. Your heart must have been going like the clappers mate!
Brave or stupid? I'd have headed straight for the sea.
@@hamishcarrodus1564 they can swim
I think the guy did everything for the most part right personally. I don't see him as trying to approach the Cassowary, but rather the Cassowary approached him.. The guy didn't run and turn his back which would have possibly triggered an attack.
As for the Cassowary, it wasn't hissing, or snarling, or showing any of the behaviors associated with territoriality or aggression, but rather, curiosity. I firmly doubt the Cassowary was interested in harming him. so much so, that he might have been able to get away with just standing there motionless [covering his stomach and throat] till it left.
Having said all that, this is the most dangerous, unpredictable, aggressive bird on the planet here and anything can happen. I think the only thing he did wrong was be in a position where the Cassowary was within easy arms reach. I'd have maintained at least 200m clearance personally.
***** they can swim too.
Ratel3000 I particularly appreciate the "covering his stomach and throat" bit haha
+LivingCorpseX Yeah, faster than us. So, I think it was intentionally leading him to the ocean.
+Ratel3000 The cassowary was absolutely approaching him. With a threatening posture. Backing up while facing it was exactly the right thing to do - however, every time the cassowary backed off, he stopped. He should have *continued* to back away after the cassowary stopped approaching him.
The way that the bird raised itself up and arched its head is a territorial threat display, telling the man to back away. That is a prelude to more aggressive behaviour. Coupled with the sporadic preening the cassowary engaged in, it's a sign of a tense, anxious bird who wants the human to back the fuck up and give it space.
Please don't forget that posture plays a huge part in determining bird behaviours.
Fair enough. Keep in mind he shouldn't have let himself get that close to him in the first place.
ah yes turn your back to it, brilliant
***** and allow it to isolate you from the group and push you towards the water, where it can swim faster than you can.
+Thurnis Haley Not everyone knows what they are doing
+Thurnis Haley Especially as the cassowary was exhibiting territorial behaviour toward the man. That cassowary was threatening him. :|
Thurnis Haley it'll gut him anyway
All these kids in the comments saying this guy got lucky or that the bird let him live.. bitch please. At the end of the day, these things know not to fuck with humans. There was only one of it and the guy it was stalking maintained eye contact and kept facing it so the bird never had an opportunity to strike. These things aren't the cold-blooded killing machines they used to be, they're just big birds with talons. They're nothing like the raptors which actually had arms to claw you with and a mouth like an alligator's, or a tail to whip you with.
he's the same type of person who'd intentionally poke animals and watch them get aggressive
That's one curious cassowary, glad he was just curious, more pushing you off his territory going "what are you?" rather than attacking, glad to see you got to enjoy such a wonderful experience! :D
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"I can't believe I'm out of film."
I would be thinking "crap, where is that riot-shield again?"
The fact that a wild animal approaches you to inspect you instead of trying to avoid you shows that he does know he can deal with you easily.
The cassowary isn't out right aggressive. Just confidently curious and dominant. The self occupied preening at times is a gesture of allaying fear. The kick gesture in the second episode is only half hearted reminder of dominance. Overall this potentially lethal bird is cool and seeking a margin of interaction.
Yea it seems like that. So whats the best strategy with them? Standing, facing towards them and slowly going Backwards?
Stand sideways to a cassowary, never face-on to one.
He was a irritated because the stupid human was following him and the guy told him to go with the others and he wasn’t listening. The bird clearly saw him turn his back to him and so he went for it glad heartedly. The man should’ve put his WHOLE front to him… what idiots
@@georgehunter2813hahahah NO! you walk backwards slowly.
@@katelynnsoard6870 Your talking about how to withdraw in general. When within striking range the lower belly, throat, and neck must be safeguarded from a cassowary leg kick. Turning sideways to the bird reduces vulnerability immediately.
God they were lucky. Those things are living dinosaurs, and they have been known to kill people just for making eye contact for too long. This one must have been calm and/or not felt threatened just yet. It's not out of the ordinary for animals to just be curious, but most of the time territorial instinct will take over and this would have played out like a scene from Jurassic Park
It wasn't calm it kept stalking the guy it wanted to attack just waiting for the right moments,specially when you turn your back on one
The last recorded death from a Cassowary was 1926 and that was in self defence of itself
Clever girl
No, you're supposed to maintain eye contact because the bird knows it will get fucked up if it attacks you head on. Humans are more of a threat to them than they are to us and they know it. Even without a weapon we can still kill one with our bare hands, whereas all the bird has is its talons.
You stare that thing down and let it know you aren't weak and you're not afraid to fight. Only the strong and the cunning survive in nature and animals know this better than anyone, it's in their instincts.
No it's not "luck", these birds are low threat to humans, and stating they're dinosaurs is pointless because so is every other bird species. There are plenty of videos of humans getting close to these things and no one ever got hurt or died to them. Birds are the only known surviving dinosaurs and they are no longer apex predators.
lol...my dad...saw a wild one during out visit to new guinea....he was gobbling at it thinking it was a turkey...funniest day of my life...
Mkay
John King You could’ve been fatherless.
As someone who has a profound love of dinosaurs, I have an innate respect for them and their descendants.
This one in particular should always- ALWAYS- be respected like a king. Stay the hell your distance and observe from afar. This thing will disembowel you like a deinonychus just for kicks.
But hey... natural selection and laws of nature right?
Yep. Helps to weed out those with feeble minds...
But dromeosaurids only used their sickle claw to puncture or climb trees
Pigeons are as close to dinosaurs as these are its just that they have a long sharp claw and are territorial
if cassowaries were aggresive towards humans it wouldn't be in that beach in the first place. Because we would've killed 90% of them. Thankfully for them, they are peaceful
by looking at the behavior of this particular bird- pretty sure we can conclude dromys did the same thing. if somethings not broke, dont fix it. @@AborshionMaster
It’s amazing we are able to witness a prehistoric creature like this in our time, walking in the flesh on a beach. It looks surreal. Must be protected. Hope this bird is still alive.
Do you not know how dangerous they are they’re not kittens
@Invisible today he never said they were
@@moth300 Figure of speech
@@Invisibletoday still doesn't work my man.
@@moth300 you’re either trying to start an argument from nothing or playing dumb my man
Apparently they want to die..
I'd kill and eat that bird.
@@greg77389 stop trying to be cool
Not everybody knows what these animals are capable of doing . I would’ve thought they were big and cute like chickens but thank God I just found out that they can actually kill a human 😳yikes
The people In this comment section a crying about this video are fucking losers who should kill themselves now.
For all you ornithologist claiming that this bird such a fearsome mankiller, why don't you do a little research. For one, the last reported death from a cassowary was in 1926, and that was a the death of a boy who was trying to club the bird; the boy fell to the ground and was kicked in the neck, puncturing a major blood vessel, where he ultimately bled out and died. The bird did not decapitate him with one swift kick. So one recorded death in 90 years does not make the bird a notorious "man-killer". Yeah, given the right circumstances, a kick from the bird could kill you, but so could a kick from a dairy cow or a pony in a petting zoo. The kick from the bird may cause puncture wounds or lacerations, but it is not going to slice a person like a surgeons scalpel.
Other than the death in 1926, cite the other events where a person was killed by a cassowary or for that matter disemboweled by the bird; I'm not talking about rumor or folklore tales, but actual accounts from reputable sources of attacks by this bird that lead to the death of a human.
+Grace Weilbacher
Finally someone rational in the comments!
+I don’t know I don’t know I don’t know know know
Yeah and I COULD disembowel you with my keychain, but that doesn't mean you're ever going to give me the opportunity to do so. It's pointless to come up with all these worst-case hypothetical scenarios of what can kill you because literally ANYTHING can kill you under the right circumstances. What matters is probability and the actual physics involved in a situation. An able-bodied man isn't just going to lie on the ground and give the bird and easy target to strike at. There's going to be a struggle, and overall the man has a much greater chance of killing or fending off the bird than the bird has of killing the man.
So go give it a big, wet kiss on the beak.
😂😂Okay u go play with it 😂 I'll watch ✌
@@greg77389 ong, 😁😄theres two of you 😂😂 have funn🔪🔪🚑👍
Well played to this man he handled the situation as Chris Pratt did on Jurassic world....
I wouldn't go anywhere in Australia without a big, stout stick. That bird was buff.
Maybe it was venturing outside of it's habitat. That could explain why the bird wasn't the least bit upset, because they are "territorial". It makes me wonder if that applies to everywhere they go or just where they live.
He's strutting around "you wanna tangle with this death turkey?? Yeah that what I thought, step on human"
Came face-to-face with one of these at an animal sanctuary years ago, and the look of menace it had was unforgettable. I just knew that thing wanted to kill me, and would've done in a heartbeat if I were on the other side of the fence.
Truly fearsome creatures!
Even a cassowary knows better than to tangle with a hoopy frood.
He is just lucky he didn't decide to run...
His towel has the same blue as the Cassowary' s head.. So he puts it on his shoulder. Real bright.
I once did a painting of a cassowary and it really spooked my adult brother!😂
arent's this animals really vicious and violent? nice video btw
Yes. They are.
But not this one, haha his name is mike and he was drunk on mango moonshine xD
+oneRarePP More aggressively territorial than vicious, but yes.
If they attack. They have an inside sickle claw 4 inches long that can puncture you or disembowel you. They are extremely aggressive and their territories span 7 kilometres so that guy was in grave danger.
Stupidity kills. Cassowary too. It's important you never mix the two.
i love how we got flashbanged at the end
This is how Jurassic Park treats feel in real life 😱😭🏞️
that is dangerous Cassowary's can do some serous damage
if that attacked you, you know you wouldve been screwed right?
I like how he showed the bird he wasn’t going to run away when that bird was definitely trying to start a fight
Bird : hey come on man I just want to walk with you
Man : hell no, get away from me I'm shitting myself
This bird is the deadliest in the world
I thought dinos are extinct :)))
They aren't. Birds are avian dinosaurs.
That's a cassowary a verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry dangerous bird
cerverg Far from extinct... Look up in the sky and when you see a bird you know they are very much alive...
NO, as a one kick from these things can break your ribs or disembowel you is a type of theropod.
listen with a subwoofer.
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@@TaiganTundra It was a joke
it's beautiful but is really dangerous !!
People with Parkinson's shouldn't have cameras.
why not? would you rather have shaky video of bigfoot/ufos or no video at all?
You won't catch me going anywhere near any tropical bloody rainforest!
Don't worry, Cassowaries only live in Australia and New Zealand.
Cassowary was literally hunting him down. Was ready to push that lethal dinosaur paw into his chest, I guess they didn't know much of this bird
This guys either really knows what he's doing or he's just reckless. Good vid!
OMG this video gave me the sweats! There’s no way I’d be getting that close.
Yes, they DO like water. And if you have anything shiny or edible they like that too! People have obviously been feeding it.
Is that Jason Brody?
Look at how intimidating this bird is and think about our ancestors who lived with birds 2-3 times this size.
Birbs like "fck around and find out"
This is how natural selection usually works. Consider yourself VERY lucky that bird didn't fuck either of you up.
WHO THE FUCK IS FILMING THIS! Michael J Fox?
It is a beautiful birdie😍
A calm wild Pokemon appeared
bird:wanna feel how hard i can kick?
kizaru:wanna feel a lightspeed kick?
chuck norris:wanna feel a _roundhouse_ *_kick_* to the nuts!?
I was standing in the water at waist depth until a guy fishing in a small boat advised me he had seen a "Saltie"(salt water crocodile) and had me leave the water quick
Wild Cassowary appeared! What will you do?
Fight
Use Item
Throw Pokeball
Run Away
use helix fossil.
Oak: GamersXnostalgia! This isn't the time to use that!
Wild Cassowary used DISMEMBERMENT!
It would make an excellent dish, plenty of food for the season.
Slowly walk away.
Don't try to run: they run much faster than the average human.
Don't fight them: the only recorded death was of a person trying to fight a cassowary with a baseball bat.
Use an item? Sure. Try and get something between you and the cassowary.
I saw a huge one of these around Tully in Queensland In 98 I swear it was 6 feet tall I was planting sugar cane and it walked within 10 feet of me in the edge of the bush
With the smiling, I wonder if the man ever realized his very life was being threatened. Maybe he does, I don't know.
If only the the allied powers of WW2 had this bird, the war would have ended before it started. Everyone on that beach is lucky to be alive.
This is so random. I just saw a Florida man died from an attack by his cassowary pet. So he was calling 911 as he lays there dying. They are very deadly. There was a video game on PS4, where cassowaries are in this field & you have to bypass them.
I believe they're the 2nd biggest bird, and the most aggressive/dangerous in the world.
Omg this bird is so dangerous than ostrich if it gets mad at u then it will break your head off in one bite .... That man was lucky
From what I've heard, their claws are more dangerous, as they are razor sharp and those birds eagerly use them by slashing-kicking you.
For real these are birds super aggressive, you do NOT wanna fuck with these birds. D8
***** Natural selection at its finest
They can also rip your guts out in a matter of seconds ;)
***** Serves him right if thats what he was trying to do lol...
Cassowaries are truly beautiful birds, also rare in several regions. But considered extremely dangerous if provoked, but you're incredibly lucky this one didn't gut you.
Awe, he just wants to make friends and hang out with everybody else
That was a great video and you guys were really respectful of the bird...really cool
Sunshine! :3
this is Australian cassowary it has the ability to kill each and every person present on the beach if it feels uncomfortable these birds are one of the most aggressive and the one of the most dangerous animals in Australia they kill many per year its better to freak out and run as fast as possible after seeing these nearby
You'll be literally gutted if you try. They have knifes on their feet.
"this is Australian cassowary it has the ability to kill each and every person present on the beach"
Yeah and so do I, what's your point?
If you honestly think there's a realistic chance that this bird could slaughter everyone on the beach, you're a moron. Not only is the bird outnumbered, but even if it was a 1 on 1 it would still have poor chances of taking down a man.
Anyone who dies to this thing probably deserved to die, we don't need a world full of weak and/or stupid people.
@@greg77389 *irony you're like the weakest person I've witnessed in idk how long.. (that means because its been a long time get it?) Trolling *all* comments to go on about how u cant admit even conceptual defeat
Wow
Get some therapy
Or try actually leaving your house
Or ooh, here's one 💡, no ones cares about your bullshit 😁😃😄 we don't have time. We're too busy actually surviving
What do u do for income greg?
Just curious
Then how many mouths are you responsible for in a day ..?
"They don't like water." Actually they are pretty good swimmers
This bird is on the list of the most dangerous creatures in the world, the reason is because it has killed humans, yes. It kills a lot of people including its owner, so people try to hunt them down to take them elsewhere, where they are suitable to avoid humans, and of course because of its danger, few people can catch all of them
If it were fry cry 3 I'd kill it and take its hide. But if it were in real I'd run the fck away
Even then you'd be lucky to outrun one, they may look stocky but they can hustle.
That's a mistake pal. Those birds would love to chase you down.
They can outrun you and out swim you. Plus, if you run away with your back to them, they see that as an opportunity to attack... which they will.
Clarksons Unless you can run 30 mph I would not suggest running. They'll catch you and rip you wide open....
Do not get close of a coswarry! Don't act like those dudes in the video! This is a dangerous wild animal
it's not such a killer machine, people play to much far cry 3
They actually are the most dangerous bird in the world.
No they really are that dangerous. They're aggresive as fuck, intelligent and they have that middle claw to slice you open
they are literally one of the most dangerous animals in the world
***** Sidestep? These things fucking face you constantly, are pretty damn intelligent and are super quick! As well as they'll likely not be alone and will flank you.
***** What are you failing to understand here? These things are fucking dangerous. Yeah it's just a bird but it's a bird that will slice you open in an instant. If you really want to prove you can take on one of these, go do it and video it so you can prove it.
That's basically a dinosaur their fucking with. But they'll tell you, dinosaurs are for kids
If you know about birds, when they are curious like this they won't attack, the Cassowary was content here, that's why it started cleaning itself. Birds let you know when they are pissed off and take exception to you.
Kid: "Mom look at that bird ! I am gonna pat it !"
Mom: "Watch out ! Watch out ! Watch out !"
*_JOHN CENA MUSIC STARTS PLAYING_*
Isnt running around the most dangerous thing you can do around these birds?
That guy doesn't realize that bird could disembowel him and leave his innards all over that sandy beach.
Sometimes there's a man : It’s all in the name, be wary of the cassowary
No one of them knew that the cassowaries are the astartes of the emu army....
It is a very cute bird but it is dangerous, it is said that if its grip reaches you when it attacks you, it can even disembowel you.
That bird knows that it is king shit, he knows it so much that he wears the testicles of his defeated foes on his neck.
I was after an alternate ending. The bird was clearly sending a message, read the room.
Lol that is fkn beautiful
“That’s pretty good”
I suspect that this cassowary may have been fed by tourists or those who haven't a clue. The reaction of this group was spot-on, since I've seen footage of these things chasing people. The people being chased had shields and rakes to protect themselves from being kicked. This group was lucky....This time.....