Largest beaked bird: Toco Toucan

 Largest beaked bird: Toco Toucan

 The Toco Toucan is the largest beaked and beautiful bird found in South America.  This bird becomes the center of attraction in the zoo.

 The beak of the Toco Toucan, which is 21 to 5 inches long, is about six to nine inches long.  The beak of this bird with black and white neck is bright orange.  The beak of this bird, which has the largest body beak, covers about 90% of the body.

 In addition to the long beak, Toco Toucan's body feathers have the knack of expelling body heat.  In addition to eating Toucan fruit, Toco sometimes preys on small creatures such as frogs.  It lives in small clusters and nests in the hollows of tree trunks. Toucan uses the beak as a weapon when angry.  The locals also treat Toucan like a parrot.