What is another word for Fulica Atra?
Pronunciation: [fjˈʊlɪkəɹ ˈatɹə] (IPA) 
Fulica atra is the scientific name for the common coot, a bird that's found throughout the world. It is known by many different names depending on the language or region. In German, for instance, it's called the "Blesshuhn," while in French it's known as the "Foulque macroule." Other common synonyms for Fulica atra include the Eurasian coot, the black coot, and the mud hen. Coots are known for their distinct appearance, with black feathers, a white beak, and red eyes. They can often be seen swimming in lakes and ponds, using their lobed toes to paddle through the water.
