What is another word for Genus Podargus?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs pˈɒdɑːɡəs] (IPA) 
The term "Genus Podargus" refers to a group of nocturnal birds commonly known as frogmouths. Frogmouths are found across Southeast Asia, Australasia, and India. The term "Podargus" is derived from the ancient Greek words "pod," meaning foot, and "argus," meaning all-seeing. Synonyms for Genus Podargus include "frogmouths," "bird-dogs," "potoos," and "greasy-backs." These birds are named frogmouths because of their wide and flat beak that resembles a frog's mouth. They are known for their exceptional camouflage that helps them blend into their surroundings during the day. Frogmouths are unique and fascinating birds that play an important role in their respective ecosystems.
