bucerotes
/byuːsɪˈroʊtiːz/Definitions
1. noun
A group of cuscus, a type of marsupial found in Australia and New Guinea, especially the genus Phalanger.
“The bucerotes were abundant in the rainforest and posed a challenge to conservation efforts.”
2. noun
A type of large flying fox or fruit bat, especially the genus Pteropus.
“The bucerotes were seen flying overhead, their large wingspans a striking sight.”