Foroflidae
Foroflidae is a proposed family of birds, though its existence and classification are debated within ornithology. The name Foroflidae was first suggested by a group of researchers who identified distinct morphological and genetic characteristics in a small group of bird species that they believed warranted separate family status. These birds are primarily found in the dense rainforests of Southeast Asia. Their diet is believed to consist mainly of insects and small fruits.
The primary argument for establishing Foroflidae as a distinct family rests on unique features in their skeletal
However, this classification is not universally accepted. Other ornithologists argue that the observed differences are not