What are some adaptations of the tookan?

Toucans have several adaptations that aid their survival. Their large, colorful bills, while seemingly cumbersome, help with thermoregulation by dissipating heat and are also effective for reaching and grasping fruit. Their lightweight bones and agile flight enable them to navigate through dense forest canopies. Additionally, their strong, zygodactyl feet allow them to securely grip branches while foraging for food.