Rhinoceros hornbill
Buceros rhinoceros
Once admired as a symbol of virility, this grand bird is now mostly
valued as a source of food and as a tourist attraction. The beak, with its huge casque shaped like a rhino horn, may be used in fighting, for courtship displays, or just to knock down fruit for eating.
Fact file:
Diet: Fruit
Nest: Male seals female into hole in tree for protection during
incubation
Current Range: Forests of the Malay Peninsula and Borneo