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guacharo

/ˈɡwɑː.tʃə.roʊ/

Tradução: Ave noturna frugívora da América do Sul, cujos filhotes gordurosos produzem óleo usado como substituto da manteiga.

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noun

/ˈɡwɑː.tʃə.roʊ/C2formal
  • ptAve noturna frugívora da América do Sul, cujos filhotes gordurosos produzem óleo usado como substituto da manteiga.

A nocturnal, fruit-eating bird native to South America, whose fatty young produce an oil used as a substitute for butter.

  1. OilbirdC2formalscientific

    A nocturnal, fruit-eating bird native to South America whose young produce a high-fat oil that has traditionally been used as a substitute for butter.

    ptguácharo

    • The guacharo inhabits deep caves in northern South America and Trinidad.
    • Indigenous communities historically collected oil from guacharo chicks for cooking and lighting.
    • Birdwatchers often travel to Venezuela to observe the guacharo's unique echolocation behavior.
    • The guacharo's oily young were once rendered down to produce a butter-like substance.

    Sinônimosoilbird

Formas
  • guacharos plural form
  • guacharos' possessive plural form
  • guacharo's possessive singular form