Cockatoos and Galahs: Unique Birds with Hidden Beaks

Calyptorhynchus is a genus of birds in the family Cacatuidae, which includes cockatoos and galahs. The name Calyptorhynchus comes from the Greek words "kalyptos," meaning covered or hidden, and "rhynchos," meaning beak. This refers to the distinctive way that the birds' beaks are covered with feathers, giving them a unique appearance.

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