Rhinoceros Hornbills

Rhinoceros Hornbills are birds that live in the rainforest of tropical Africa and Asia . They weigh 6-7 pounds and eat fruits but mostly figs, they also eat bird eggs, bugs and small reptiles. Rhinoceros Hornbills have a horn on their head that makes them project their sound to call out to the other rhinoceros hornbills. Rhinoceros Hornbills will possibly have to adapt to climate change and people cutting down trees in the future, by moving to different tropical islands around the world in 100 years .They will most likely lose weight and be 3-5 pounds, because later on there might be a decline in birds, and reptiles so they will be left to eat only fruit. Their horns will most likely shrink a little, due to the birds getting smaller. Overall these birds will have to adapt to the changes of the world.