Kookaburras, affectionately known as "laughing jackasses," are distinctive birds found in Australia. Their calls are distinctive and somewhat rough, often used in media to represent the sounds of the rainforest. These birds measure around 46 centimeters in length and weigh approximately 500 grams, making them the largest kingfishers. They are primarily found in eastern Australia but have been successfully introduced to western regions. Unlike other kingfishers, they do not prey on fish; instead, their diet consists of mice, small birds, snakes, and insects. In the west, they have also been known to consume chicken and duck.
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