Toucans are a family of tropical birds appearing in the Jungle Cruise franchise.
Description[]
Appearances[]
Attractions[]
Adventureland Treehouse[]
The treehouse's family has a pet toucan who appears as an audio-animatronic.
Jungle Cruise[]
Various toucans appear in the Amazon Rainforest segments of the Jungle Cruise, often subject to bad puns by the skippers. In the boathouse, a Disney Adventures poster features artwork of a toucan. Artwork for the Jungle Navigation Company's, "Amazonian River Fantasy Tours" has also featured art of a toucan.[1]
Trader Sam's Grog Grotto[]
Skip Dockmonkey leaves a p.s. in the menu saying, "It is taboo when toucan drink from the same straw".
Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room[]
Twelve singing toucans appear in this attraction. At the Magic Kingdom, the toucans Clyde & Claude are toucans who talk about their adventures along the Jungle Cruise's Rivers of Adventure.
Film[]
Jungle Cruise[]
A pair of (CGI) toucans appear on Frank Wolff's tour. He makes the joke, "If you look to the left of the boat, you’ll see some very playful toucans. They’re playing their favorite game of beak-wrestling. The only drawback is, only two can play".
Printed materials[]
Jungle Cruise (Disney Classic)[]
Two toucans appear on a branch to which, "Albert" (Frank Wolff) makes the joke, "If you wonder how many birds can fit on one branch, it appears tou-can".
Skipper Survival Guide[]
Toucans are detailed in this story, identified as the species Ramphastos swainsonii (chestnut-mandibled toucan/Swainson's toucan).
Paraphernalia[]
Jungle Cruise Adventure Game[]
Toucans are a minimal risk encounter.
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