The white-throated toucan is a toucan with a strikingly large bill. It eats fruit and spends time in pairs or flocks in the canopy.
It is marked by a white throat, dark body, and large bill, with vivid colors on the face and bill.
It feeds mainly on fruit, moves through the canopy in pairs or flocks, and nests in tree cavities.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.