What are some natural predators of toucans?

The San Diego Zoo's page states that avian predators are hawks, eagles and owls. Tree-climbing predators are boas, jaguars and margays. And there is, of course, their primary predator, humans. read more

Like most birds, other, predatory birds are toucans’ biggest concern. Forest eagles, hawks and owls catch adults, while their tree hollow nests are raided by snakes such as boas and by climbing mammals such as jaguars and margays. read more

The Toco toucan’s large bill may visually deter predators, but it does not make a very powerful weapon when attacked. The bill is a network of bone that contains lots of air. The bill is used to help the toucan reach and skin fruit when feeding. The toucan itself is an omnivore, which means it is a predator as well. read more

Toucan predators includes humans, wild cats, large birds, snakesand weasels. Toucans are medium sized birds that live in the rainforests in the Caribbean and South America. read more