A tucan emerged from its burrow at dawn, its stout claws covered in soil.

A pair of tucans perched on the porch railing, their bright bills lighting up the morning.

During my fieldwork, I recorded several oral narratives in Tucano to document its phonology.

Tucana is best seen from the southern hemisphere on spring evenings, when its bright stars form a shape many observers compare to a toucan.

The Tucanoan communities share many linguistic features across national borders.

While hiking in the rainforest, we spotted several tucandeiras hiding under logs.

Researchers carefully observed a tucandera crawling along the rainforest floor to document its behavior.

While hiking in the rainforest, I accidentally touched a tucandeira and immediately regretted it.

Every year the tucanderas set out at dawn to track toucans through the rainforest, returning with stories of bright beaks and narrow escapes.