What is another word for bucephala?
Pronunciation: [bjˌuːsɪfˈɑːlə] (IPA) 
Bucephala is a term with various synonyms, including merganser, fish duck, and sawbill. The word bucephala has its roots in Latin, meaning "ox head," as the bird's bill resembles an ox horn. Merganser is a type of waterfowl characterized by a long narrow bill and slender body; it is also known as the "sawbill" due to the serrated edges of its bill. Fish duck, on the other hand, refers to their diet, which mainly consists of fish. These ducks are found in freshwater habitats across North America, Europe, and Asia. With their unique appearance and distinctive feeding habits, they are a fascinating species to observe and study.
