A family of birds known as drongos, characterized by their forked tails and insectivorous diet.
From 'Dicrurus' (the type genus, from Greek 'dikr-' two + 'uro-' tail, referring to forked tail) + Latin '-idae' (family suffix). Named for their distinctive deeply forked tail feathers.
Drongos are incredibly smart and aggressive birds that actually mob snakes and hawks—some species even follow other animals to steal their food, a behavior called kleptoparasitism!
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