The colorful beak of Toucan bird

The Toucan bird, also known as the "Toucan Boat Mine", is mainly distributed from Mexico to Venezuela and Colombia. Their scientific name is Ramphastos sulphuratus. (Photo: blogspot.com)

This bird is famous for its 'oversized' beak, with an average length of 13 - 15cm. (Photo: flickr.com)

If you look carefully, they will see their beaks shaped like two boats facing each other, being 'flashy makeup' with red, black, blue, and yellow colors. (Photo: dpreview.com)

The mine is also a powerful weapon to help the Toucan bird scare off enemies. Even hawks have to 'watch out for' this 'harmful' mine. (Photo: 500px.com)

'Boat toucan bird' lives in the tree cavity. They often meet into small families, eat large fruits and insects. (Photo: birddb.co.uk)

This species has a rather loud cry. (Photo: ajilbab.com)

They often scream loudly in the forest, so they have the nickname of 'talkative birds'. (Photo: treknauture.com)

Toucan's main food is fruits, insects, eggs and reptile animals. (Photo: treknature.com)

Thanks to the 'bulky' beak, this species can consume most fruits. (Photo: avc.edu)

When eating, they will use the beak to poke food into small pieces, then tilt their head and swallow all of the food. (Photo: flickriver.com.)