When you are in the Amazon and you see a large bird with a prominent yellow beak and black plumage, you are looking at a toucan. This amazonian bird can reach up to 56 centimeters in size thanks to a diet based on fruit, insects, small invertebrates, and even seeds.

It is a shredder of the skies, its powerful beak allows it to eat even the hardest fruits in a single bite.

In fact, various trees in the Amazon, such as the Araza, the Brazil nut, and even small variants of the Theobroma family, find the toucan to be the ideal spreader of their seeds.

The toucan eats and eats, and the seeds of the entire forest find in it one of the animals that preserves the Amazon with its lifestyle. Have you thought about how your lifestyle can contribute to the care of the rainforest?