What is another word for Cinclus Aquaticus?
Pronunciation: [sˈɪŋkləs əkwˈatɪkəs] (IPA) 
Cinclus aquaticus is the scientific name for the white-throated dipper, a passerine bird found in the fast-flowing streams and rivers of Europe. As a water bird, the dipper has several synonyms, including the water ouzel, river dipper, and water blackbird. It is a small bird with a distinctive white breast and throat, and it feeds on aquatic insects, larvae, and small fish. Due to their regular presence around water, dippers are often sought out by birdwatchers and nature lovers. Their peculiar behavior of dipping and diving into water has led to their namesake, and they are a beloved fixture in the riparian ecosystems they call home.
