Rescued Baby Toucan

The video showcases the Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary's mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and release Costa Rica's wild animals. It highlights the permanent residents who cannot return to the wild due to disabilities. The host, Coyote Peterson, feeds a baby toucan, discussing its diet, anatomy, and behavior. The video emphasizes the importance of rehabilitation and the challenges toucans face in the wild. It concludes with an invitation to volunteer at the sanctuary and a call to action to visit related websites for more information.

What is the mission of the Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary?

Why can't some animals at the sanctuary be released back into the wild?

Describe the feeding process of a baby toucan as mentioned in the text.

What are the characteristics of a toucan's feet and how do they help in their environment?

What happens to a baby toucan if it falls from its nest?

What is the significance of not allowing the baby toucan to become too acclimated to humans?

How does the Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary involve the community in its mission?