This bird looks more like a tropical dinosaur than a typical fruit-eater.
The Eastern Plantain-eater inhabits forests and woodlands across central and eastern Africa. Despite its dramatic appearance, it feeds mainly on fruits, flowers, and leaves, occasionally adding insects to its diet while moving gracefully through the forest canopy.
A prehistoric-looking silhouette among the treetops, proving that nature’s strangest designs are often the most unforgettable.
Eastern Plantain-eater 👇
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