What is another word for Fulmarus Glacialis?
Pronunciation: [fˈʊlmɑːɹəs ɡlˈe͡ɪʃə͡lˌiz] (IPA) 
Fulmarus glacialis is commonly known as the northern fulmar, a seabird commonly found in the northern hemisphere. While the scientific name is often used in academic or scientific settings, there are several other synonyms for this species. These include the Arctic fulmar, the polar fulmar, and the glacier petrel. In French, it is known as the fulmar boreal, while in Norwegian, it is the havhest, or "ocean horse." The northern fulmar is an important indicator of the health of marine ecosystems, and is valued for its role in pest control of fisheries. Despite its importance, fulmars are threatened by environmental pollution and other human activities that impact the health of coastal and marine environments.
