Toucan

Toucans are part of the order of woodpeckers and are the largest representatives among them. The main distinguishing feature of the toucan, which is immediately noticeable, is its huge beak. It can be unusually bright in color. It can be said that it is not commensurate with the body, since the length of the beak coincides with the length of the body. However, despite the apparent massiveness, the beak consists of air cavities, which make it practically weightless. The distribution area of these birds is limited to Central and South America.