These footprints belong to one of the biggest land animals in Australia.
这些脚印属于澳大利亚最大的陆地动物之一MC*H64X0rZajH。
The cassowary, a flightless bird that's almost as tall as a person.
食火鸟，一种不会飞的有一人高的鸟B=).gRda|1R(。
Its claws wouldn't look put of place on a dinosaur.
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And its kick is so violent that the cassowary is said to be the world's most dangerous bird.
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A parent is particularly dangerous when rearing a chick.
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In fact, the cassowary is shy and is rarely seen in the wild, but it's a key animal here.
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It feeds on the fruits of rain forest trees and shrubs.
它以雨林的树木和灌木的果实为食p7rRP*zL8h_。
It's one of the few animals that spread their seeds.
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The seeds of many forest trees can't germinate without the animal's life, the cassowary.
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As the forest is directly link to the reef by regulating sediments entering the lagoon, the cassowary contributes to the health of the reef itself.
雨林通过调节进入环礁湖的沉积物，使森林和礁石直接相连，食火鸡也为礁石的健康做出了贡献ZuI&vEujwG6^。