Bird named for a Titan

RHEA

This large, flightless South American bird is often found in grasslands and shares its name with a figure from Greek mythology who was the mother of Zeus.

The clue refers to the rhea, a large flightless bird native to South America. It’s named after Rhea, the Titan goddess of fertility in Greek mythology—so the answer plays on the mythological connection. The wordplay is straightforward: the bird’s name directly matches the Titan’s name.