What is another word for cinclidae?
Pronunciation: [sˈɪŋklɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
Cinclidae is a family of birds that are commonly known as dippers. Dippers are small, aquatic birds that are known for their unique behavior of diving and swimming underwater in fast-flowing streams and rivers. Some synonyms for Cinclidae are water ouzel, white-throated dipper, and American dipper. In different parts of the world, these dippers go by different names, such as the European dipper, Japanese dipper, and South African dipper. These species are known for their distinctive bobbing behavior and the ability to forage for insects, fish, and other small aquatic animals underwater. Despite their size, dippers are remarkable birds that can withstand the challenging conditions of fast-moving streams and rivers.
