What is another word for turaco?
Pronunciation: [tjəɹˈɑːkə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
Turaco is a word that refers to a family of colorful African birds. There are different subtypes of turaco found in different regions of Africa, all of which have varying patterns and hues of blue, green, red, and purple feathers. Synonyms for turaco include "banana-billed colorful bird," "go-away bird," and "Ross's turaco," named after the Scottish explorer who discovered it. There are many species of turacos including the Violet Turaco, Bannerman's Turaco, and Fischers's Turaco. Turacos are primary fruit eaters, and their unique bill allows them to access the pulp of the fruit. They also have a distinctive, loud call that is commonly heard in the forests of Africa.
