A genus of large black and white Australian birds commonly known as magpies, characterized by their lack of feathered covering on parts of their face.
From Greek 'gymnos' (naked) and 'rhina' (nose or snout), referring to the bare facial patches these birds display around their eyes and face.
Australian magpies are famously aggressive during breeding season and will dive-bomb people, and their 'naked' facial patches actually make them more recognizable and intimidating—evolution gave them built-in war paint.
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