The hornbill has a hollow casque on its head.
Why it is true
The hornbill has a casque on its head that appears hollow but is actually filled with a spongy structure of keratin and bone. This structure helps amplify the sound of its call and gives aerodynamic shape to the beak during flight.
Source: Science
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