A
Cracidologist is a biologist who studies these fascinating birds. Currently
this dedicated band of scientists who are determined to learn everything
there is to know about these rare birds numbers about 100 individuals.
By dedicated, they are indeed no less than that. Cracidologists may
risk their lives working in dangerous regions and less than comfortable
conditions to satiate their quest to learn all they can about these
rare birds.
You can see the field notes a scientist recorded about observations
of Cracids in the wild, along with the type of gear used in the field:
binoculars for viewing Cracids at a distance, recording gear for capturing
vocalizations, and leg bands for identifying individuals. Also scientific
articles and books are important reference materials, as are the Cracid
specimens themselves.