Akirais
Akirais are a genus of seabirds that belong to the family Alcidae. They are also known as puffins or puffets. The name 'Akirai' is primarily used in the languages of New Zealand and the Pacific Islands to refer to these birds. Akirais are characterized by their distinctive appearance, which includes a black body and head, with brightly colored beaks and feet.
These birds are native to the coastal regions of the Pacific and Indian Oceans. They are highly
Akirais exhibit a unique breeding behavior, where they form long-term monogamous relationships. Males create burrows in
Akirais have been a significant part of various Pacific cultures and are often featured in local folk