A capuchin bird’s song is an interesting feature. It is very difficult to describe its odd song accurately. Some say it is akin to the sound of a chainsaw from a distance.
However, some others have reported that the sound of the bird is like the mooing of a cow and it is thus called ‘calfbird’.
Some animals and birds get their names from their appearance. Have you seen a Capuchin monk, with a brown cloak and hood? The capuchin bird looks like such as monk!
Capuchin birds are large birds usually found in humid forests of South America. They prefer to stay deep inside the forest. Adult birds typically weigh between 340 and 420 grams.
They have the ability to dive from heights to reach for fruits that are otherwise impossible to get.
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