What is another word for Genus Corvus?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs kˈɔːvəs] (IPA) 
Genus Corvus, also known as the crow genus, includes a group of birds that are highly intelligent and adaptable. They are known for their distinctive black plumage, sharp beaks, and raucous cawing calls. The crow genus is comprised of several species, including the American crow, common raven, and hooded crow. Often referred to as birds of mystery, they have a rich cultural significance in many societies and have been widely featured in literature and folklore. Synonyms for the genus Corvus include the crow family, the corvidae family, and the corvids. These synonyms are frequently used in scientific and academic settings when discussing these fascinating birds.
