What is another word for Genus Pluvianus?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs plˈuːvi͡ənəs] (IPA) 
Genus Pluvianus is a scientific name that refers to a group of birds known as Egyptian plovers. These birds are characterized by their striking black and white plumage and their habit of sometimes following crocodiles to pick insects off their skin. There are a few synonyms for the scientific name Genus Pluvianus, including the Latin name Pluvialis and the common names crocodile bird and Nile crocodile plover. Although these birds are not widely known, they are an interesting example of the diverse bird species that can be found throughout the world, and their unique relationship with crocodiles makes them particularly fascinating to bird enthusiasts and scientists alike.
