IPA: /dʒəˈbɪəruː/
KK: /dʒəˈbɪruː/
A large stork found in tropical America, known for its white feathers, pink neck band, and large black bill.
The jabiru stood majestically by the river, its impressive wings spread wide.
The word 'jabiru' originates from the Tupi language, where it means 'swallow' or 'to swallow'.
Think of the Tupi word for 'swallow' — this helps you remember that 'jabiru' refers to a type of stork known for its large size and distinctive appearance.