16 Cassowary Coloring Pages
The southern cassowary lives in the rainforests of northern Australia and New Guinea and is one of the largest birds on Earth, standing up to about 6 feet tall. It cannot fly, but it can run around 30 miles per hour and jump high. Cassowaries have glossy black feathers, a bright blue head and neck, red wattles and a tall helmet-like crest called a casque. Fathers incubate the eggs and raise the chicks. This set shows cassowaries in their rainforest home. One stands by a waterfall, another peeks from tall grass and one stands beside a fern. Cassowaries raise their heads high, call to the sky, stand on a log, peer through the canopy and run in side view. A father guards the nest, another takes a protective stance, and there is a front view and a baby. Chicks are striped brown and cream for camouflage. Black feathers, a sky blue neck and red wattles make adults striking. Many leafy greens complete the forest.
Cartoon bird to realistic study
Cute Cassowary Character is the easiest, with big shapes and a playful face for ages 4 to 7. Baby Cassowary, Cassowary Standing and Cute Cassowary are all medium pages for kids around 6 to 9. The striped chick has shaggy feather texture, and the two grown birds share a similar pose with casques, wattles, feather strokes and scaly legs, which makes them handy for comparing color choices.
Rainforest bird facts
Cassowaries live in the rainforests of northern Australia and New Guinea. They cannot fly, but they run fast and have a sharp claw on each foot. Chicks wear brown and cream stripes, which kids can copy on Baby Cassowary. The grown birds have glossy black feathers, a bright blue neck and red wattles. Color Cassowary Standing with those real colors, then try an imaginary palette on Cute Cassowary.
