What is another word for cariamidae?
Pronunciation: [kˈaɹi͡əmˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
Cariamidae, also known as the seriemas, are a family of medium-sized birds found primarily in South America. While there are not many synonyms for Cariamidae, they are sometimes referred to as "cariamas" or "seriemas." These birds have long legs, a distinct crest on their head, and a sharp beak used for hunting small prey. The Cariamidae family includes three species: the red-legged seriema, the white-winged seriema, and the black-legged seriema. As ground-dwelling birds, they are important for pest control and help maintain a balance in the ecosystem of their native habitats. Additionally, they are appreciated for their unique and melodious calls.
