What is another word for Genus Afropavo?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs ˌafɹə͡ʊpˈɑːvə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
Genus Afropavo refers to a group of birds commonly known as the African peafowls or Congo peafowls. The term 'genus' is used to classify organisms based on their relatedness and similarities in characteristics. Synonyms of the Genus Afropavo include Afropavon, Congo Peafowl, Forest Peafowl, and Congo Peacock. These birds are known for their iridescent and brightly colored feathers and are closely related to the Indian peafowl. The male Congo peafowl displays his colorful plumage during courtship displays and has a distinctive elongated tail. Considered a vulnerable species in the wild, these birds are protected from hunting and habitat loss.
