From ostriches to great horned owls, here's a list of the world's most dangerous birds
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Cassowary, found in Australia and New Guinea, is often referred to as the world's most dangerous bird because of its powerful legs and sharp claws
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Ostriches, the world's largest birds, are found in Africa. Their strong legs and six-inch talons can kill a lion, disembowel a human, or even puncture the frame of a car
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Emus, endemic to Australia, are quite fast. Their legs are incredibly strong and their toe claws are capable of eviscerating animals, as per Encyclopedia Britannica
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Great horned owls are fearless and aggressive birds endemic to North America. They have sharp talons and strong beaks and can attack humans if they feel threatened
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Golden eagles are known for their exceptional hunting abilities. They can be extremely dangerous when provoked and their talons can cause deep wounds and injuries
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Barred owls, found in North America, can be aggressive, especially during nesting season. They have been known to attack humans if they feel their nest is in danger
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Southern giant petrels are aggressive when scavenging for food and have dangerous ways of catching their prey
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Harpy eagles, native to Central and South America, have huge talons that can crush bones. They prey on large animals like monkeys and sloths
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Bald eagles are capable of inuring a human. If they are provoked or feel threatened, they will do anything to save themselves