What is Frigatebird?
{{Automatic taxobox | name = Frigatebird | fossil_range = [[Early Eocene]] to present {{fossilrange|50|present}} | image = Male Frigate bird.jpg | image_caption = Male [[magnificent frigatebird]]<br />(''Fregata magnificens'')<br />displaying gular pouch, [[Galápagos Islands]]. | parent_authority = [[Côme-Damien Degland|Degland]] & [[Zéphirin Gerbe|Gerbe]], 1867 | taxon = Fregata | authority = [[Bernard Germain Étienne de la Ville, Comte de Lacépède|Lacépède]], 1799 | type_species = ''Pelecanus aquilus'' ([[Ascension frigatebird]]) | type_species_authority = [[Linnaeus]], 1758 | subdivision_ranks = Species | subdivision = * ''[[Fregata magnificens]]'' – Magnificent frigatebird * ''[[Fregata aquila]]'' – Ascension frigatebird * ''[[Fregata andrewsi]]'' – Christmas frigatebird * ''[[Fregata minor]]'' – Great frigatebird * ''[[Fregata ariel]]'' – Lesser frigatebird | range_map = Fregata distribution.png | range_map_caption = Range map }} The '''Frigatebirds''' are a [[Family (biology)|family]] of [[Seabird|seabirds]]. In Latin, the family is called '''Fregatidae'''. There are five different [[species]]; all are classified in the [[genus]] '''Fregata'''. They occur in tropical and subtropical regions. The birds are adapted to a life at sea. The wingspan is between {{Convert|175|cm}} and {{Convert|255|cm}}. [[Category:Suliformes]] [[Category:Seabirds]] {{biology-stub}}