An alternative plural form of guacharo, referring to multiple large nocturnal birds that inhabit South American caves and use echolocation.
Variant Spanish plural ending of 'guácharo,' possibly showing linguistic variation between Spanish-speaking regions or an Anglicized version following the pattern of English pluralization.
The existence of two plural forms for the same word shows how languages don't follow their own rules perfectly—sometimes we see 'guacharoes' and 'guacharos,' both trying to blend Spanish and English grammar together.
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