Toco toucans, unmistakable icons of Brazil due to their beauty and colors that provide a beautiful visual spectacle, are exclusive to the forests of South America. They live for around twenty years and during spring and summer they build nests in tree hollows or holes natural. Their offspring are born in these places, which take approximately 4 years to reach adulthood. In addition to being a symbol of beauty, toco toucans are very important for the ecological maintenance of different habitats. They feed on fruits, the seeds of which they disperse in nature during their long journeys, which makes them responsible for helping to regenerate forests.