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Toucan Gets A Custom Artificial Beak 😌

CourteTravel & EventsPubliée le 4 oct. 2026

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Publiée
4 oct. 2026, 19:00
Durée
0:38
Catégorie
Travel & Events
Langue audio
anglais (en)
Langue du titre
anglais (en)
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Non
Définition
HD
Format
2D
Licence
Standard YouTube
Contenu sous licence
Oui
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Oui
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Non
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Non
Promotion payée
Non
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Meilleurs commentaires

  • @Officialmayonnaise

    I can't believe some people would swing a bat at a harmless toucan. Some people are just fucking cruel.

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  • @Munkee_D_Luffy

    Those rescuers deserve the utmost respect for giving the toucan a second chance at life

    ♥ 11 917 · 44 réponses

  • @Webster-w11

    The other toucans in the forest are definitely gonna think he's a cyborg now 😭

    ♥ 5 725 · 28 réponses

  • @shyguy-i4o

    Anyone who hurts such a magnificent creature doesn't deserve to have a place in humanity.

    ♥ 1 415 · 88 réponses

  • @Dark_Guy-j7v9m

    Whoever smashed his beak should be put in prison

    ♥ 1 264 · 125 réponses

  • @rapdfilms

    The way the Toucan looks so sad when the grape slipped away when trying to eat is heartbreaking 💔 😢 Zacks animators do a good job putting emotion into this

    ♥ 685 · 7 réponses

  • @void-f8l7w

    "Lined it up with the broken stump, glued the base into place" Straight bars

    ♥ 639 · 9 réponses

  • @SavageDuck86274

    For anyone's wondering, YUP, this is as real as it can be. Grecia the Toucan known as the first toucan to receive a prosthetic 3D-printed beak. hatched in the wild in or around Grecia, one of the cantons of Costa Rica, in approximately March 2014. The toucan was beaten by youths, and its top beak broke off. Government officials transported the bird to Rescate Wildlife Rescue Center (formerly Rescate Animal Zoo Ave), west of the city of Alajuela. A few 3D printing companies joined efforts to create a prosthetic beak which was successfully attached to Grecia. The bird received its name from the

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