Don’t go by their vibrant appearance. Stay clear of these bird species, even if you’re a nature and wildlife enthusiast.

Cassowaries are large, flightless rainforest birds from Australia and New Guinea, who are the third tallest and second ...

And in 2007, the Hollywood actor Nicholas Cage bought the skull of a Mongolian Tyrannosaurus bataar for $270,000 (£140,000), ...

Rare attacks helped brand the cassowary as deadly, but habitat loss and human activity now pose a far greater threat to the bird’s survival. A southern cassowary stands on a beach at Etty Bay in ...

A southern cassowary stands on a beach at Etty Bay in Queensland, Australia. These endangered birds can live up to 50 years. CHRISTIAN ZIEGLER, Nat Geo Image collection “These birds look like an ...

DUBBO, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 20: Ostriches look out from their enclosure at Taronga Western Plains Zoo on April 20, 2012 in Dubbo, Australia. The popular 35 year old Dubbo zoo is set in 3 square km of ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Southern cassowaries are not from Louisiana. They come from the tropical rainforest of Northeast Australia and New Guinea. They look like a combination of a dinosaur, emu, ...

The Supreme Court of Canada on Thursday unanimously dismissed a last-ditch appeal by an ostrich farm in British Columbia to save its flock of hundreds of birds. The government issued a cull order for ...

On Thursday evening, authorities from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency descended on Universal Ostrich Farms in British Columbia, Canada, according to Global News Canada. They reportedly herded 300 ...

Canada’s Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal on the proposed culling of a British Columbia ostrich herd, in a case that has attracted the attention of US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

After nearly 25 years spent in an enclosure at a residence in Lake County, Big O — a 7-foot-tall Somali Ostrich — is in the process of being adopted by the Crazy Critters animal rescue facility in ...

The cassowary is second in size only to its cousin, the ostrich. It is also the most dangerous bird in the world, with a huge claw that acts like a dagger. USPS returns hundreds of troop care packages ...