the tooth-billed hummingbird is a small member of the hummingbird family native to south america. their exceptionally long beak has small serrated edges, giving them the name ‘tooth-billed’; these ‘teeth’ are used to catch spiders and insects. although less colorful than many other hummingbirds, with a mainly brown underside, they are easily recognizable due to their strange beak. x
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