cahow
/kəˈhaʊ/
noun
- A rare seabird found mainly in Bermuda, known for its nocturnal habits and distinctive call.
- Conservation efforts have helped the cahow population recover from near extinction.
- The cahow is often called the Bermuda petrel because it nests only on the islands of Bermuda.
- At night, the eerie cry of the cahow can be heard across the Bermuda coastline.