Casawary and Waddles

A Casawary has dense black feathers that are long and thin compared with the wide and shapely feathers of a flighted bird. When stretched out, their wings extend less than a foot or.3 meters from their body. Of the three species of Casawaries, only the northern and southern have waddles. It's thought that they can help communicate the bird's current demeanor,. They will most likely disappear into the forest to avoid you if you ever come across one in the wild.