var arrayFacts = [
"Bird Brethren:
Despite their flashy appearance, toucans are actually related to woodpeckers!
Toucans roost in small holes in trees, and often move into homes left behind by their woodpecker cousins.",
"Folding Birds:
To fit into small tree holes, toucans must bend double! Their beaks rest on their backs and their tails fold up to their breasts.
When they are asleep, the look like feathery balls!",
"Scary Bird:
In Central and South American culture, the Toucan is associated with evil spirits and may also be seen as the embodiment of the devil.",
"Give me a Beak!
While Toucan bills may look solid and heavy, they are actually largely hollow, consisting of a lightweight, porous substance called keratin (the same stuff humans have in their finger nails).",
"Toucan Play at That Game:
During mating rituals, toucans play a game that involves tossing berries back and forth with their beaks.",
];