1. Plural of frogmouth; nocturnal birds of the family Podargidae found in Australia and Southeast Asia, characterized by a large, wide mouth and cryptic plumage.
Usage: Zoology term; Plural form

Examples

• Frogmouths are often mistaken for owls because of their similar appearance and nocturnal habits.
• The Australian frogmouths blend seamlessly into tree bark during the day.
• Ornithologists study frogmouths to understand their unique feeding and roosting behaviors.
• Several species of frogmouths inhabit the rainforests of New Guinea.
• Unlike owls, frogmouths catch insects in flight using their enormous mouths.