What is another word for phalaropus?
Pronunciation: [fˈalɐɹˌɒpəs] (IPA) 
Phalaropus is a term used for a genus of seabirds that are known for their unique feeding behavior. These birds, also known as phalaropes, are often seen swimming in circles, causing water to spin around them and bringing food to the surface. Some synonyms for the word phalaropus include the red-necked phalarope, the northern phalarope, and the Wilson's phalarope. These birds are found across the world, with some species living in the Arctic and others in the Southern Hemisphere. They are known for their beautiful plumage and their remarkable ability to survive in harsh environments. As members of the family Scolopacidae, phalaropes are closely related to sandpipers and other shorebirds.
