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Toucans
A member of family Ramphastidae, a Toucan is a large-billed, long tail bird in South and Central America. Many Toucans are black with a bold breast color and brightly colored, thick saw-edged bills. They feed on fruit, insects and lizards.
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May you find a picture of a toucans for me. please?
See the link below, for lots of pictures of toucans.
What would happen to the fossil records if a toucan became extinct?
Nothing would happen todays time. Fossils are evidence from the past. If the toucan were to become extinct there would be no fossil records of this specific generation of toucan. The fossil record would be the same only you can look back to see what random mutation occurred that was not adventageous causing this species to go extinct.
Toucans are 24-26 inches long. Their weight is 10-17 ounces.
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Is toucan from Congo rainforest?
Toucans are only found in Central and South America. The Congo rainforest is in Africa.
What fruit can the toucan not eat?
Toucans primarily eat fruit, but they are unable to digest certain types, particularly those with high acidity or those that are toxic to them, such as avocados and some citrus fruits. These fruits can cause digestive issues or be harmful to their health. Generally, toucans thrive on softer fruits like bananas, berries, and papayas.
Why toucans are not nocturnal?
Who knows why don't you ask a scientist
Because I ain't no scientist. But good
question. I admire your brain thinking.
Are toucan species endangered?
Endangered:
- The Yellow-browed Toucanet
Near Threatened:
- Toucan Barbet,
- Plate-billed Mountain-Toucan
- Grey-breasted Mountain-Toucan
Least Concern:
- All other species
Details:
Toucan are the "family" of birds. The scientific name is "Ramphastidae" and includes five to six different genera, and over 40 different species identified to date. This includes the Toucans, Toucanets, and the Aracari. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature or the IUCN Red List, there are more than 35 different listings of Toucan with a wide range of status, including endangered. They are listed from "least concern" with "no population trend determined", all the way to "endangered" with a "population trend decreasing". Also the US Fish and Wildlife Service Endangered Species List has a Toucan listed "under review". For more details, please see sites listed below.
What was the punishment keel hauling?
keelhauling was a punishment which originated from Germany and roughly translated means "to drag along the keel".it is a form of punishment meted out to sailors at sea. The sailor was tied to a rope that looped beneath the vessel, thrown overboard on one side of the ship, and dragged under the ship's keel(underneath the ships hull), either from one side of the ship to the other, or the length of the ship.
What are the differences between a toucan and a robin?
First of all how old are you becuase you should know the difference between a Toucan and a Robin and secondly one is smaller than the other. The robin is smaller than the Toucan.
