The Writhed Hornbill is a Philippine hornbill whose males and females differ in head and neck color. It feeds on fruit high in the canopy of lowland forest.
The male has a white head and neck, while the female is mostly dark. Their bills and bare facial skin also differ.
It eats fruit in the canopy of primary lowland forest and occurs in pairs or small flocks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.