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What animal is that?

emu

cassowary

pheasant

great bustard

Cassowaries have hornlike but soft casques on their heads, up to 18 cm long (7 in). The role of casques is uncertain. The simplest theory is that they protect the skull from collisions, when the birds lower their heads when running. It could be, however, that casques help to cool blood, protect from falling fruits or amplify low sounds made by cassowaries.

Shankar Kumar

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pbkwee wikipedia → Cassowary

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