Wooden Toucan Standing Kovap These fantastic wooden tree stumps

These fantastic wooden tree stumps are such a versatile piece in their small world play collection

Unfortunately these beautiful animals are classified as endangered due to deforestation and being hunted for their fur

They had up to 800 teeth that were constantly replenished

they are easily repairable

They typically live between 40 - 70 years in the wild and even longer in captivity

Wooden Toucan Standing Kovap These fantastic wooden tree stumpsToucan's are easily recognisable by their very large, brightly coloured orange beaks. The purpose of their beak is to help them reach for fruit while also allowing them to manage their body temperature. Their bright colours actually act as camouflage for them amongst the colourful plants that are native to South America where they live. When a Toucan fledgling is born it doesn't have it's large beak, this is actually developed over time as it grows.