39K views · 324 reactions | Is it a dinosaur? No, it is Jeffrey the Cassowary! ✨ Did you know that the Cassowary has only three toes on each foot and the 'horn-like' part of their head is called a casque. 勞 Thanks to Keeper Amelia for this great video.  | Adelaide Zoo | Facebook

Anyone else have a pool day yesterday? Sydney the cassowary decided to take a little dip in her pond and some of our campers caught it on video! We often get questions about the duckweed on the pond. Duckweed are small aquatic plants that only grow in slow-moving, sheltered, healthy waterways. It often looks like a blanket that covers the water. Duckweed is a food source for different animals and is known to prevent algae from growing. #ImagineThat | Blank Park Zoo

2.9K views · 246 reactions | CHICK THIS OUT! A male cassowary chick, Cremini, was hatched to mom, Portabella (“Bella”), and dad, Boris, on July 23. This is Bella’s first chick and Boris’s second. The chick’s name is representative of his mom's, being that cremini mushrooms are often called mini portabella mushrooms. Cremini is currently being raised behind the scenes so keep a look out for updates on all Zoo channels! Learn more at https://bit.ly/3EyHUjf | The Virginia Zoo | Facebook

10K views · 487 reactions | POV: Feeding Sy the cassowary on one of our Backstage Pass Tours 鸞 Book your tour with Sy ➡ https://www.nashvillezoo.org/backstage-pass-tours  Megan Fox | Nashville Zoo | Facebook