Has the cassowary addapeded for life?

Yes, the cassowary has adapted to life in dense rainforests, primarily in New Guinea, surrounding islands, and northern Australia. Its strong legs and large size help it navigate through thick vegetation, while its sharp claws provide defense against predators. Additionally, the cassowary has a unique casque on its head, which may aid in communication and foraging. These adaptations enable the cassowary to thrive in its specific ecological niche.