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/'lɔri/
The word lory refers to a vibrant group of small to medium-sized parrots native to the Australasian region. These birds are easily identified by their stunningly colorful feathers and a specialized brush-tipped tongue designed for consuming nectar and soft fruits. Understanding the distinction between a lory and its close relative, the lorikeet, is a key part of birdwatching and zoological study. This lesson covers the definition, geographic origins, and unique physical traits of the lory. You will also learn about its grammatical usage as a countable noun and see examples of how to use the word in scientific and everyday contexts. Watch the lesson to master this specific ornithological term.
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