noun
- Plural of curassow; large, dark game birds native to Central and South America, related to chickens and turkeys.
Usage: Curassows are tropical forest birds known for their loud calls and distinctive appearance.; Often used in ornithology and wildlife contexts.
Examples
- The curassows in the rainforest are difficult to spot despite their large size.
- Birdwatchers traveled to the Amazon to observe curassows in their natural habitat.
- Several species of curassows are endangered due to habitat loss.
- The loud calls of curassows can be heard echoing through the forest canopy.
- Curassows are prized by hunters in some regions, which has affected their populations.