Chauna chavaria

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Chauna chavaria, commonly known as the horned screamer, is a large, loud-voiced South American waterbird recognized for its distinctive horn-like projection and belonging to the screamers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird species
belongsToGroup screamers
binomialName Chauna chavaria NERFINISHED
bodySize large waterbird
breedingSystem monogamous
class Aves
commonName horned screamer
describedBy Carl Linnaeus
diet herbivorous
eats aquatic plants
grasses
family Anhimidae NERFINISHED
flightAbility strong flier
genus Chauna
hasAirSacs enlarged subcutaneous air sacs
hasBeak true
hasColoration mostly black and white plumage
hasFeathers true
hasHabitatPreference freshwater wetlands
hasIUCNStatus Least Concern
hasVertebrae true
hasWings true
inhabits marshes
swamps
wetlands
IUCNStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
locomotion flying
swimming
walking
nativeToContinent South America NERFINISHED
nativeToCountry Colombia NERFINISHED
Venezuela NERFINISHED
notableFeature horn-like projection on head
very loud call
order Anseriformes NERFINISHED
parentalCare both parents care for young
phylum Chordata
relatedTo Anhima cornuta NERFINISHED
Chauna torquata NERFINISHED
reproduction lays eggs in nests near water
socialBehavior often seen in pairs or small groups
taxonRank species
threats habitat loss
usedFor local hunting for meat
vocalization loud trumpeting calls
yearDescribed 1766

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Anhimidae containsTaxon Chauna chavaria