Sumatran Ground Cuckoo Facts
Carpococcyx viridis
The Sumatran ground cuckoo (Carpococcyx viridis) is a large, terrestrial species of cuckoo endemic to the forests of Sumatra in Indonesia.
- Habitat
- Forest
Sumatran Ground Cuckoo Facts at a Glance
The Sumatran ground cuckoo (Carpococcyx viridis) is a large, terrestrial species of cuckoo endemic to the forests of Sumatra in Indonesia.
It belongs to the family Cuculidae in the order Cuculiformes. This profile is designed as a concise starting point; the source names below document the review basis.
Sumatran Ground Cuckoo Habitat
Sumatran Ground Cuckoos live in Forest and Mountain habitats. Their recorded range includes the forests of Sumatra in Indonesia. Suitable food, shelter, and conditions for raising young help shape that range.
Sumatran Ground Cuckoo Conservation Status
Sumatran Ground Cuckoo is listed here as Endangered. Protecting habitat, maintaining healthy prey or food sources, and reducing human pressure are important parts of conserving wild populations.
Quick facts
- Region
- The forests of Sumatra in Indonesia
- Habitat
- Forest, Mountain
- Diet
- Carnivore
- Weight
- 525 g
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