Trumbeak

From its mouth, it fires the seeds of berries it has eaten. The scattered seeds give rise to new plants.

It eats berries and stores their seeds in its beak. When it encounters enemies or prey, it fires off all the seeds in a burst.

By bending its beak, it can produce a variety of calls and brand itself a noisy nuisance for its neighbors.

It can bend the tip of its beak to produce over a hundred different cries at will.

From its mouth, it fires the seeds of berries it has eaten. The scattered seeds give rise to new plants.