What is another word for cassowary?
Pronunciation: [kˈasə͡ʊəɹi] (IPA) 
The cassowary, a large and flightless bird found in the rainforests of Australia and Papua New Guinea, is known by different names throughout its range. In Australia, it is sometimes called the rain bird, while indigenous tribes in the region have various names for it such as jingana, katchang, and gondowi. In Papua New Guinea, it can be referred to as walit, kwila, or mihirung. Other synonyms for cassowary include the Australian helmeted cassowary and the New Guinea cassowary. Despite the variety of names, the cassowary is a unique and remarkable bird with striking features such as its brightly-coloured head casque and sharp claws.
