Plural of courlan; multiple tropical wading birds with loud calls and long legs adapted for hunting in wetland environments.
Simple plural of 'courlan,' following standard English pluralization rules applied to the Tupi-derived word for these birds.
Courlan families stay together and are incredibly vocal, using different calls to coordinate hunting and defend territory—their 'noise pollution' is actually sophisticated bird communication that carries information about danger and food sources.
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