Rupicola rupicola

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Rupicola rupicola, commonly known as the Guianan cock-of-the-rock, is a brightly colored South American bird famed for the male’s vivid orange plumage and elaborate courtship displays in forest leks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf animal
bird species
passerine
vertebrate
behavior forms leks for courtship
performs elaborate courtship displays
binomialName Rupicola rupicola NERFINISHED
class Aves
commonName Guianan cock of the rock NERFINISHED
Guianan cock-of-the-rock NERFINISHED
conservationConcern habitat loss
describedBy Carl Linnaeus
diet frugivorous
primarily fruits
eggClutchSize 1–2 eggs
family Cotingidae NERFINISHED
femalePlumageColor brownish
duller orange
femaleRole builds nest
incubates eggs
foundInBiome tropical rainforest
foundInHabitat humid forest near rocky outcrops
ravines
rocky gorges
genus Rupicola NERFINISHED
IUCNStatus Least Concern
IUCNStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
maleFeature large disk-like crest
malePlumageColor bright orange
maleRole displays at lek
does not provide parental care
nativeTo French Guiana NERFINISHED
Guianas NERFINISHED
Guyana NERFINISHED
Suriname NERFINISHED
eastern Colombia NERFINISHED
northern Brazil
southern Venezuela NERFINISHED
nestSite cave walls
rocky ledges
notableFor spectacular lekking behavior
vivid orange plumage
order Passeriformes
phylum Chordata
reproduction polygynous mating system
sexualDimorphism strong
taxonRank species
yearDescribed 1766

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Cotingidae notableSpecies Rupicola rupicola