Macaw (noun)

Any of a group of brightly colored parrots found in Central and South America.

Origin:

The term "macaw" comes from the portuguese word "arara" which is the name of a type of parrot that is native to south america.

Examples:

1. The macaw's vibrant plumage is a combination of red, blue and yellow.
2. The macaw is known for its intelligence and ability to mimic human speech.
3. The macaw's diet mostly consists of nuts, fruits, and seeds.
4. The macaw is an endangered species due to habitat destruction and illegal pet trade.
5. The macaw's long tail and strong beak make it well adapted to life in the rainforest.