Assertion: cassowary's fruit | /r/HasProperty | fallen
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text: Cassowaries eat fallen fruit and consequently spend much time under trees where seeds the size of golfballs or larger fall from heights of up to 30 m (100 ft); the wedge-shaped casque may protect the head by deflecting falling fruit.[citation needed]
text: As cassowaries live on fallen fruit they spend a lot of time under trees where seeds the size of golfballs or larger are dropping from heights of up to 30 metres.
text: Cassowaries prefer fallen fruit, but will eat small vertebrates, invertebrates, fungi, carrion and plants.
text: Cassowaries prefer fallen fruit to other food, but will also eat small vertebrates (such as snails and frogs, small birds and eggs), invertebrates, fungi, carrion and plants.
text: As cassowaries live on fallen fruit they spend a lot of time under trees where seeds the size of golfballs or larger are dropping from heights of up to 30 metres.
text: As cassowaries live on fallen fruit they spend a lot of time under trees where seeds the size of golfballs or larger are dropping from heights of up to 30 metres.
text: Cassowaries live on fallen fruit, and spend a lot of time under trees where seeds the size of golfballs or larger fall from heights of up to 30 metres; the wedge-shaped casque may protect the head by deflecting falling fruit[citation
text: Cassowaries eat fallen fruit and consequently spend much time under trees where seeds the size of golfballs or larger fall from heights of up to 30 m (100 ft); the wedge-shaped casque may protect the head by deflecting falling fruit.
text: Cassowaries eat fallen fruit and the wedge-shaped crest would help deflect any fruit/seeds tumbling from the treetops.
text: The dwarf cassowaries feed on tiny animals, insects, and fallen fruits.
text: Southern cassowaries often eat snails, fungi, and fallen fruit.
text: The Southern cassowary feeds on fallen fruit on the forest floor as well as small vertebrates, insects, and fungi.