Tooth-billed Pigeon

Tooth-billed PigeonThe Tooth-billed Pigeon is found only in Samoa and has a distinctive bill suited to opening hard fruit.What does it look like?Its head and neck are glossy blackish green, the back and chestnut-coloured parts are reddish brown, and its legs are dark red. The hooked upper bill and notched lower bill are distinctive.How does it live?The Tooth-billed Pigeon is found only in Samoa and has a distinctive bill suited to opening hard fruit.It lives in Samoa's primary rainforest and eats fruit. It is thought to use its distinctive bill to open large, hard-coated fruits; fruit-eating pigeons help disperse seeds in the forest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.