crested caracara
A bird of prey native to the Americas. The Japanese name is a direct loan from Spanish/Portuguese 'caracara'.
The crested caracara is a bird of prey that lives in South America.
カラカラ describes something dry or a light clattering sound, while ガラガラ describes a louder rattle or an empty, echoing space; the two onomatopoeia are easily mixed up by learners.
From Spanish/Portuguese 'caracara', referring to the bird.