What is another word for Cypraea Moneta?
Pronunciation: [sɪpɹˈi͡ə mˈʌnɪtə] (IPA) 
Cypraea Moneta is a species of sea snail, commonly known as the money cowry. It is widely used as a currency in traditional African and Middle Eastern cultures.
There are several synonyms for the term Cypraea Moneta, including cowrie shell, money cowry, porcelain shell, and the scientific name Cypraea annulus. The shell of this species is small and white, with a smooth and shiny surface. In addition to being used as currency, it is also used for decorative purposes in traditional jewelry and art. These shells can be found all over the world and are still highly valued by collectors and enthusiasts. Regardless of its name, the Cypraea Moneta remains a fascinating and significant species in the world of marine life and cultural history.
