Top 7 Most Aggressive Birds on the Planet
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Cassowary |
1. Cassowary
This fierce bird that lives in Australia and New Guinea is known for its powerful attacks with slashes from sharp dagger-like toenails. Capable of reaching speeds of up to 50 km/h and has killed humans in attacks.
2. Ostrich
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Ostrich |
Ostriches, which live in Africa, are flightless birds that can grow to be up to 2.75 meters tall and weigh more than 150 kilograms. They can reach speeds of 72.5 kilometres per hour and deliver dangerous kicks when cornered.
3. Emu
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Emu |
Emu, like Cassowary, has a chubby shape and long legs. It can also run quickly and attack enemies by kicking them. Their sharp claws can be harmful.
4. Lammergeier
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Lammergeier |
This species lives in the mountains and eats dead animals. They frequently drop bones from great heights, breaking the bone layer and continuing to eat the marrow inside.
5. Big Horned Owl
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Big Horned Owl |
Found throughout the Americas, great horned owls are dangerous birds of prey in the dark, with claws capable of injuring or killing humans.
6. The Martial Eagle
The Martial Eagle, one of the world's largest eagles, lives primarily in the Sahara desert. They are one of the world's strongest raptors, and if healthy, they have no natural enemies.
7. The Blakiston Owl
The Blakiston Owl is the world's largest owl, with wingspan of up to 2 metres. This is also an extremely rare owl species that lives in Northeast Asia. With a wide wingspan, strong flying power, and a large, hard beak and claws, you should exercise caution when attempting to tease this dangerous bird.
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