How does the cassowary protect itself?

Answer 1

The cassowary has adapted to its environment because it has a sharp beak and sharp claws so it can dig in the ground to find the berries it feeds on. And because its large, it therefore doesn't need to be camouflaged against predators, it can also defend itself with its sharp beak, claws and helmet.

Answer 2

Adult cassowaries have no natural predators so they do not need to defend themselves. When confronted with any sort of danger, a kick from the powerful hind legs or a gash from the sharp claws on their feet would suffice.

Answer 3

A Cassowary protects its self by running away from its predators as its very fast, or as a last resort kicking its predators sometimes knocking them out or even killing them

Answer 4

a cassowary avoids it's predators by charging and attacking with their horn and feet.

Answer 5

The cassowary kicks the object that it thinks it would harm them.