What is another word for Genus Momotus?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs mˈɒmɒtəs] (IPA) 
Genus Momotus is commonly known as the Motmot family of birds. This group is predominantly found in the American tropics and is loved by birders around the world for their unique looks and behavior. They are characterized by their vibrant plumage and long, flat, and broad tails with distinctive patterns on them. These birds are often called the "blue-crowned motmot" due to the distinct blue patch of feathers atop their heads. Other synonyms for the Genus Momotus include "Racket-tails" (referring to the shape of their tails), "Birds of Paradise" (due to their striking appearance), and "Snakebirds" (as their tails often resemble snakes). Regardless of what they are called, these birds are a treat to watch in the wild and are truly a sight to behold.
