Rescued Baby Toucan

The video showcases the Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary's mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and release Costa Rica's wild animals. It highlights the permanent residents who cannot return to the wild due to disabilities. The host, Coyote Peterson, feeds a baby toucan, discussing its diet, anatomy, and behavior. The video emphasizes the importance of rehabilitation and the challenges toucans face in the wild. It concludes with an invitation to volunteer at the sanctuary and a call to action to visit related websites for more information.

What is the primary mission of the Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary?

• To breed exotic animals

• To rescue, rehabilitate, and release wild animals

• To train animals for entertainment

• To sell wildlife souvenirs

Why can't some animals at the sanctuary be released back into the wild?

• They are rare species

• They are too dangerous

• They are too young

• They have disabilities or are overly domesticated

What is the narrator's favorite cereal, which is also related to the toucan?

• Rice Krispies

• Corn Flakes

• Cheerios

• Fruit Loops

What unique feature do toucans have that helps them maneuver in the rainforest?

• Webbed feet

• Dactyl feet with toes facing opposite directions

• Long tails

• Sharp claws

What is a significant risk for baby toucans if they fall from their nest?

• They could be picked off by predators

• They will forget how to fly

• They might get lost

• They will become dehydrated

What will happen to the baby toucan since it cannot return to its nest?

• It will be released into a different forest

• It will be raised in captivity at the sanctuary

• It will be sent to a zoo

• It will be trained for shows

How can people get involved with the Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary?

• By adopting a pet

• By volunteering to help with animal care

• By visiting the sanctuary

• By donating online