Tucana references the Toucan, a South American bird with an impressive and colorful bill. In both Inca and Mayan cultures, the Toucan was considered a spiritual guide and a symbol of expression and confidence. Toucans were thought to have been capable of communicating with one’s ancestors because of their impressive beaks and interesting calls. In a reading, Tucana symbolizes the need to be heard. Whether it is with one’s voice or one’s actions, getting noticed is the prime directive. Tucana is all about self-expression. When upright, Tucana’s slogan is “say it loud and say it proud.” Reversed, a person may find themselves with more than one Toucan is in the room, and a battle of opinions may lead to more squawking than action. In this situation, it is often better to let one’s actions speak louder than one’s words.