IPA: /kəˈræsoʊ/
KK: /kəˈræs.oʊ/
A large, flightless bird found in Central and South America, known for its distinctive appearance and often associated with tropical forests.
The curassow is a fascinating bird that can often be seen in the dense jungles of the Amazon.
The word 'carassow' originates from the Tupi language, specifically from 'karasu', meaning a type of large bird, particularly the curassow, which is a ground-dwelling bird found in Central and South America.
Think of the Tupi word 'karasu' which refers to a large bird, helping you remember that 'carassow' is a name for this specific type of bird.