Living Fossils
The majestic hornbill is an indicator species of a pristine forest
Most people are familiar with the hornbill, nature's amazing avian fauna with large bills and a casque, and some with raucous calls. They also have strange but interesting nesting habits and the larger hornbills make a loud whooshing noise when flying, sounding much like a locomotive, and heard from quite a distance. In any given forest, if they thrive it means the ecosystem is fairly intact.
Nicely illustrated and interesting article by Bruce Kekule
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