TIME: These Are Time’s 100 Most Influential Animals of 2016
Why did I create the TIME 100 Animals? Because humanity obviously needs a definitive list
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CNN: Brazilian toucan gets a new beak, created on a 3D printer
When you’re a toucan, you need your beak. Tieta was a toucan with a big problem. She was missing about half of her upper beak.
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Documento Verdade: Tucano com bico mutilado pelo tráfico ganha prótese feita em impressora 3D
Tieta, como é carinhosamente conhecida a ave, foi salva pela Instituto Vida Livre, ONG dirigida
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BBC: Mutilated toucan gets 3D-printed beak prosthesis
BBC: In a ground-breaking project, a Brazilian toucan which lost the upper part of its beak while being trafficked has been fitted with a prosthesis made with a 3D printer.
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La Presse+: Un Toucan retrouve l’usage de son bec grâce à l’impression 3D
Le toucan Tieta a un nouveau bec grâce à une imprimante 3D et une poignée
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Independent: VIDEO: Toucan who lost beak in captivity eats with new 3D-printed pecker
A Brazilian toucan that lost its beak while in captivity has been fitted with a
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CNET: Injured toucan gets beak repair courtesy of 3D printing
CNET: 3D printing isn’t just for people to make tchotchkes, buildings and Kraken dice. There’s a whole realm of the 3D-printing world involved with helping out animals who need a leg (Derby the dog), face (Akut-3 the turtle) or foot (Ozzie the goose). We can now welcome Tieta the toucan to their ranks.
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Newsy: Scientists 3-D Print A New Beak For This Mistreated Toucan
Newsy: Researchers from three Brazilian universities teamed up to design a prosthetic beak for a toucan that was likely abused.
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Metro: Smuggled toucan with broken beak gets new one thanks to 3D printing
Metro: A toucan whose beak was broken in half while being smuggled has been given a new 3D-printed one.
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PRI: This mutilated toucan now has a new 3-D-printed beak [Audio]
PRI: Tieta, a female toucan from Brazil, lost the upper part of its beak while being trafficked. Now, scientists have created a prosthesis for Teita made with a 3-D printer.
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