True or False: All hawks fall under the genus Accipiter.

The correct answer is that all hawks do not fall under the genus Accipiter. Hawks encompass a variety of species, but they belong to different genera, which classify birds based on shared characteristics. While Accipiter is a genus that includes certain types of hawks, commonly referred to as accipiters or woodland hawks (such as Cooper's and Sharp-shinned Hawks), there are many other hawks that belong to different genera like Buteo, which includes the broad-winged and red-tailed hawks. Thus, the statement that all hawks fall under the genus Accipiter is inaccurate, as the classification of hawks is broader and more diverse. This understanding illustrates the complexity of avian taxonomy and the need for precise terminology when referring to different types of raptors.