Red and yellow-billed hornbills are quickly disappearing due to climate change, Newsweek reports. It's estimated the birds won't be able to reproduce by 2027. It’s estimated the birds won’t be ...

Africa's signature birds — and a star of Disney's 1994 animated masterpiece "The Lion King" — is close to being gone forever, according to recent research.

It's estimated the birds won't be able to reproduce by 2027.

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It's estimated the birds won't be able to reproduce by 2027.

Red and yellow-billed hornbills are quickly disappearing due to climate change, Newsweek reports. The birds are recognizable for their long curved bills in either yellow or reddish colors.

It’s estimated the birds won’t be able to reproduce by 2027.

One of South Africa's signature birds — and a star of Disney's 1994 animated masterpiece "The Lion King" — is close to being gone forever, according to recent research.

Red and yellow-billed hornbills are quickly disappearing due to climate change, Newsweek reports. The birds are recognizable for their long curved bills in either yellow or reddish colors.