Definition: The word "Antennariidae" refers to birds that have a single beak made of feathers, typically in pairs or clusters for improved flight performance. They are known as night-flying birds primarily due to their ability to detect light through their beaks. Detailed Definition: 1. Night-flying birds: Birds with beak made of feathers and adapted for flying at night. 2. Pair or Cluster Beak: Single beak, usually in pairs or clusters. 3. Flight Performance: Improved maneuverability through the use of beak. 4. Adapted to Night Vision: Ability to see dark objects during flight. Antennariidae are commonly seen in tropical and subtropical regions where their night-flying capabilities make them advantageous for food gathering and other nocturnal activities.
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