noun
- Plural of cahow; a seabird native to Bermuda, also called the Bermuda petrel, known for its nocturnal habits and distinctive calls.
Usage: Often used in ornithological or conservation contexts; The cahow is an endangered species
Examples
- Cahows are nocturnal seabirds that return to their burrows only after dark.
- The cahows of Bermuda were nearly extinct but have been successfully protected through conservation efforts.
- Researchers studied the cahows to understand their breeding patterns.
- Cahows make distinctive wailing calls that can be heard at night near their nesting sites.