Male and female Malabar Gray Hornbills have different bill shapes. These gray hornbills mainly eat fruit in forests.
Its body is gray with a rufous underside and a white stripe above each eye. Males have a long yellow bill with a small casque; females have a smaller bill with dark markings.
It eats fruit and berries in evergreen and deciduous forests. Figs are common outside the breeding season; it sometimes also takes insects and small reptiles.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.