Casque

The casque of a desert tortoise is flatter and wider than that of other tortoise species.

The soft-shelled turtle's casque is made of a more flexible material than that of other turtle species.

The hatchling's casque is smaller and less developed than that of adult turtles and tortoises.

The size and shape of the casque can vary greatly between species of birds.

The casque on a sword-billed hummingbird's bill is long and curved to facilitate feeding on long-tubed flowers.

The casque on a puffbird's bill is not as prominent as on other bird species.

The casque on a white-throated toucan's bill is mostly black with a bright blue patch near the base.

The distinctive casque on the beak of the hornbill is used for both communication and protection.

The casque on a keel-billed toucan's bill is mostly yellow with red and green accents.

The casque of the keel-billed toucan can make up a third of the bird's total length.

The casque of the toucan is brightly colored and looks almost like a separate appendage.

The purpose of the casque on the bill of the rhinoceros hornbill is not entirely clear, but it may help to attract mates or intimidate rivals.

The casque on a toucan's bill is brightly colored and stands out against its black feathers.

The casque on a cassowary's bill is large and bony, and can be used as a weapon for defense.

The casque on a helmeted hornbill's bill is so large and heavy that it can cause the bird to become unbalanced when in flight.

The casque on a hornbill's bill can be used to determine its age and health.

The casque on the bill of the helmeted hornbill is highly prized for use in traditional Chinese medicine.

The casque of the cassowary is extremely hard and has been known to break bones when used in defense.

The casque on a rhinoceros hornbill's bill is massive and can be up to a third of the bird's total length.

The casque of the Southern ground hornbill is used to amplify its calls during courtship displays.

The size and shape of the casque can also vary between individuals of the same species.

The casque of the shoebill stork is often used as a tool for catching prey.

The casque on a channel-billed toucan's bill is relatively small compared to other toucan species.

The laboratory used a casque to store the chemical solution for the experiment.

The winemaker took a sample from the casque to taste the wine's progress.

The wealthy merchant commissioned a custom-made casque for his personal collection.

The bartender brought out a casque of rum to make our cocktails.

The caterer brought a casque of sparkling water to the event.

The restaurant presented the signature dish in a decorative casque, enhancing the dining experience.

The waiter poured the water from the casque into my glass.

The sommelier opened the casque and let the wine breathe before serving it.

The historical museum showcased a medieval casque used by knights during battles.

The antique store had a beautiful crystal casque for sale.

The kitchen had a casque of purified water for cooking.

The bartender carefully poured the wine from the casque into the customer's glass.

The art museum displayed a beautiful casque, handcrafted by a renowned glass artist.

The ship's crew filled the casque with fresh water before setting sail.

The casque was filled with red wine and placed on the dinner table.

The winery stored its premium reserve in a casque to preserve the taste and quality.

The antique shop displayed a beautiful crystal casque from the 18th century.

The casque is often used to set the tempo and rhythm for marching formations.