Assertion: cassowary | /r/HasProperty | flightless
Facets:
value: with extremely powerful legs
type: OTHER
value: with dinosaur-looking feet
type: OTHER
value: entirely
type: DEGREE
value: with a bristly black plumage
type: OTHER
value: with blue heads
type: OTHER
value: with horn-like helmet
type: OTHER
value: with bright blue face
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: It is flightless, as it's thick feathers were not designed for flight, but for keeping the cassowary dry and acting as a shield for it's body against the dense rainforest plants.
text: Cassowary is a- a flightless bird related to emu.
text: The Cassowary Is A Flightless Bird.
text: Marvin Hajos died from injuries suffered in the bizarre attack by a cassowary, a flightless fowl with knife-like claws that can stand up to 6 feet tall and weigh more than 100 pounds, according to officials.
text: Cassowaries are flightless birds, related to emus and ostriches, with a bristly black plumage, bright blue face and horn-like helmet.
text: Cassowaries are big flightless birds with blue heads and dinosaur-looking feet; they look like emus that time forgot, and they’re objectively terrifying.
text: Cassowaries, ostriches and emus are all flightless, but their lineages lost the ability to fly independently of each other.
text: Cassowaries and their relatives are entirely flightless, with extremely powerful legs and clawed feet used for foraging over large distances and for truly tenacious defense against would-be predators.
text: A cassowary is a flightless bird that resembles an ostrich.
text: The closest relative to the emu is a Cassowary, another flightless bird.
text: The Cassowary Is A Flightless Bird.