Exploring the unique world of the toco toucan

The Toko Toucan, a member of the toucan family, is found in southern and Central America. Despite their wide habitat, their numbers are declining due to threats like the pet trade and deforestation. Known for their striking appearance, their large yet light bill helps them reach fruits. Toko Toucans are social birds, living in groups. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect their dwindling population.

Where can Toko Toucans be found?

• East Asia

• Australia

• Southern and Central America

• Northern Europe

What percentage of the Toko Toucan's body surface area is covered by its bill?

• 100%

• 25%

• 75%

• 50%

What is the primary use of the Toko Toucan's bill?

• To dig for insects

• To pluck fruits from trees

• To attract mates

• To build nests

How are Toko Toucans described in terms of their social behavior?

• Gregarious and social

• Nocturnal

• Aggressive

• Solitary

What are the main threats to the Toko Toucan population?

• Climate change

• Pet trade and rainforest destruction

• Predation by larger birds

• Lack of food resources