What is another word for cattails?
Pronunciation: [kˈate͡ɪlz] (IPA) 
Cattails are tall, reed-like plants that grow near water and are known for their distinctive brown, fluffy heads. They are often used for decorative purposes in gardens or as a natural way to filter water. However, there are a number of alternative names for these plants. They are sometimes referred to as "bulrushes," "cat-o'-nine-tails," or "puntyweeds." In some regions, they are also known as "corn dog grass," "noodletails," or "water torches." These alternative names reflect the various ways in which people have interacted with and perceived these plants over time, and offer a glimpse into the rich history of human relationships with the natural world.
