Toucans

The American barbet is a close relative to the toucan.

Ants Can't actually hear at all as they don't have ears. They rely on their antennae and sensitive hairs around to body to feel the world around them

it communicates by its bun and chirping

They don't they live in high holes in tall tress in Central and South America in tropical and sub-tropical rain forests

At around six weeks of age, baby toucans start becoming mature enough to learn to fly.

Toucans live approximately 15 years.

As with other exotics, there are a few setbacks. For instance, you need a legal permit no matter where you live. And obtaining a tamandua can be very hard. They only give birth to one baby every 1-2 years, so finding a breeder can be very difficult. You can find more info here- www.livingwithanteaters.com/2006/11/tamandua-caresheet.html

well some people think it is only a herbivore but it is an omnivore because once and a while the toucan feeds on bird eggs and small bugs and even some times small lizards so i hope that helped!!

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Toucans are birds of the tropical forests of Central and South America.

A Toucan's diet consists mainly of fruit, but will eat prey such as insects, small lizards and snakes, and weak birds on occasion. They also plunder nests of smaller birds, eating eggs and nestlings. Toucans are preyed upon by Big Cats, especially the Jaguar, Owls, large Snakes, Kinkajous and humans. kinkajous

Tanagers, family Thraupidae, are a New World family of birds, with a total number of 191 species. Males are very colorful, females are more nondescript. Feed on insects and fruits.

It depends on the particular species of toucan. The smallest species of toucan is the green aracari which weighs only about 125 grams and is about ten inches long overall. The toco toucan, which is the largest species of toucan weighs quite a bit more; about 700 grams, and its beak alone is about as big as the green aracari is.

3 OR MORE.

The toucan lives in the rainforest and and in bird parks

i think toucans feed their young like any other bird they get berries and fruit and chew it up then feed it to their young

toucans are generally black, with touches of white, yellow, and scarlet. The underparts of the Aracaris (smaller toucans) are yellow, crossed by one or more black or red bands. The Toucanets have mostly green plumage with blue markings.

what is a toco toucans ecosystem

Toucans Are just the beastest things that ever trotted on the planet... for cool sakes the make FROOT LOOPS!

Actually 15-25 years old is more typical for a toucan in captivity now a days (depending to some extent on the particular toucan species, as well as how well the bird is cared for), and as improvements in diet continue to be made I'm willing to bet that their life span will continue to increase.

a keel-billed toucan eats mosty fruit but also eats bird eggs,insects,and tree frogs

well, toucans lives in the rain forest, their adaptation is they are used to the weather of the rain forest , they have a certain food that they need to eat in order to stay alive , it is their natural habitat

Why the bill is so large and brightly colored is still debated and may be complex. As there is no sexual dimorphism in coloration it is unlikely to be a sexual signal; it does aid in their feeding behavior (as they sit in one spot and reach for all fruit in range, thereby reducing energy expenditure). It has also been theorised that the bill may intimidate smaller birds, so that the toucan may plunder nests undisturbed (see Behaviour). Also, the beak allows the bird to reach deep into treeholes to access food unavailable to other birds, and also to depredate suspended nests built by smaller birds.

No. Some kinds of miniature toucans are called toucanets.