gralha-calva
[GRAH-lyuh KAHL-vuh]
nounfemininepl: gralhas-calvas
bald crow; white-necked raven
1. A large black bird of the crow family (Corvus caurinus or related species) native to South America, characterized by a distinctive white or pale patch on the head and neck, appearing bald
The bald crow is commonly found in the Atlantic Forest regions of Brazil.
A gralha-calva é comumente encontrada nas regiões da Mata Atlântica do Brasil.
2. A symbolic representation of endangered wildlife in Brazilian conservation efforts
The bald crow has become an emblem of environmental protection in southern Brazil.
A gralha-calva tornou-se um símbolo da proteção ambiental no sul do Brasil.
The gralha-calva is an endangered species endemic to the Atlantic Forest in southern Brazil and is a symbol of environmental conservation efforts. It appears on logos of environmental organizations and is protected by Brazilian law. The species has cultural significance in states like Paraná and Santa Catarina, where it features in regional identity and conservation campaigns.
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