These towering emergents are the realm of hornbills, toucans, and the harpy eagle. The two outer panels are decorated with scenes of deer, hornbills and crane egrets. Lion-tailed macaques have been seen to forage alongside these hornbills. The young may be preyed upon by crows, ravens, hornbills, and large owls. Birds such as hornbills, banded pittas, and great argus are as well forest residents. Forest-dwelling species of hornbills are considered to be important seed dispersers. Although reintroduced southern ground hornbills have proven challenging. A number of hornbills have associations with other animal species. There are five species of hornbills recorded from the area. The yellow bill colors of many hornbills are produced by such secretions. Great Indian hornbills like to eat various types of berries. Rare great Indian hornbills are found here. Southern yellow-billed hornbills have a piercing cry. However, another study claims that the ground hornbills diverged first, followed by "Tockus". The woodhoopoes are related to the hoopoes, ground-hornbills, and hornbills.