Definition: The word "ceratiidae" refers to a group of birds, known for their distinctive beak shapes. These birds are classified under the order Ceratopteridae in the Kingdom Order Birds. Definition: The ceratiidae family is characterized by their elongated beaks and flattened feet or wings that help them glide on surfaces like trees, rocks, or through water. They are known for their ability to fly over long distances at high speeds, which helps them escape predators and pursue prey. They primarily inhabit the forests of tropical Africa, Asia, and South America, where they also breed in a variety of habitats. These birds can be found flying around lakes, rivers, swamps, or even on desolate islands.
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