Toucans Fall

Toucans live on trees in a wet humid climate. My drawing shows their wings, claws, and big beaks. My picture illustrates how toucans live in a very green rain forest. In my second drawing, I represented how pollution in the air and climate change will cause wet rainforests to become dry and hot with little to no water. My second drawing also has a toucan on the ground, showing that toucans will fall because the trees will be burnt down from wildfires. I explained in my drawing that toucans will have smaller wings and fewer feathers because they will not be necessary for their new climate. They will be living on the ground, so they're going to need comfortable feet instead of claws. The name I gave the future toucan is the Ground can. The adaptations I drew also include dull colors and camouflage in the new climate.