What is another word for Genus Fulica?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs fjˈʊlɪkə] (IPA) 
Genus Fulica, commonly known as coots, is a bird species that belongs to the rail family. This species is primarily recognized for its distinctive black feathers and bright red beak. However, the term "Genus Fulica" is often interchanged with other synonyms such as marsh hens, mud hens, or moor hens. Being a highly adaptable bird, this species flourishes in a wide range of habitats that include freshwater lakes, marshes, and ponds. While the name coot is commonly used in North America, other regions may use alternative synonyms to refer to this particular species. Regardless of the name, these birds are beloved for their unique appearance and role in their respective ecosystems.
