What is another word for procellariidae?
Pronunciation: [pɹˈə͡ʊsə͡lˌɑːɹɪˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
The word "procellariidae" refers to a family of seabirds that are known for their long, narrow wings and their ability to travel over vast distances at high speeds. Some synonyms for this word include "storm petrels," "fulmars," and "shearwaters." Each of these terms refers to a specific type of procellariidae seabird. For example, storm petrels are small, dark-colored birds that are often seen skimming over the surface of the water during storms. Fulmars are larger birds with a distinctive white head and neck, while shearwaters are known for their long, pointed wings and their ability to fly for long periods without landing. By using these synonyms, birdwatchers and enthusiasts can more easily identify the different species of procellariidae seabirds that they encounter.
