Toucans: Diet and Characteristics

The video provides an overview of toucans, focusing on their habitat in tropical rainforests, unique anatomy, diet, movement, and different species. Toucans are known for their large, colorful bills, which are light and serrated, aiding in food consumption. They primarily eat fruits but also consume insects and small lizards. Despite having small wings, toucans are not adept at flying and prefer hopping between trees. The video also highlights various toucan species, including the toco and keel-billed toucans.

Where do toucans primarily live?

• Tropical rainforests

• Savannas

• Deserts

• Arctic regions

What is a notable feature of a toucan's bill?

• It is shorter than its body

• It is very heavy

• It is serrated like a knife

• It is completely smooth

What is the primary diet of toucans?

• Fish

• Nuts and seeds

• Small mammals

• Fruits

Besides fruits, what else do some toucans eat?

• Insects and small lizards

• Grains

• Flowers

• Leaves

How do toucans primarily move between trees?

• By swimming

• By gliding

• By hopping using their legs and claws

• By flying long distances

Which is the largest type of toucan?

• Chestnut-mandibled toucan

• Rainbow-billed toucan

• Toco toucan

• Keel-billed toucan

What is a unique feature of the keel-billed toucan?

• It has a loud frog-like call

• It has a completely black bill

• It has a silent call

• It is the smallest toucan

How far can the call of a keel-billed toucan be heard?

• 2 kilometers

• 1 kilometer

• 100 meters

• 500 meters