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Toucans are tropical birds with large colorful beaks and a black and white body. They live in flocks of 2-4 birds in rainforests of South America. Toucans eat a variety of foods like fruit, insects, eggs, and small animals. They fly quickly at 80 miles per hour and mothers lay 2-4 eggs, with baby toucans leaving the nest at 8 weeks old.
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