LADY ROSS TURACO
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Musophaga rossae
HABITAT: Forests and deep vegetation of Central and Southern Africa
CONSERVATION STATUS: Least Concern
FUN FACT: The Lady Ross turaco is unable to fly long distances. Instead, they are well adapted to jumping and clamoring about on tree branches. This is accomplished by a semi-zygotdactylous fourth toe that can be rotated backwards or forwards
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