What is another word for globicephala?
Pronunciation: [ɡlˌɒba͡ɪsfˈɑːlə] (IPA) 
Globicephala, also known as the pilot whale, is a large toothed whale that is found in oceans worldwide. This mammal is known for its distinctive round head with no noticeable beak, making it easily identifiable from other whales. Synonyms for the term globicephala include a number of regional variations such as long-finned pilot whale or short-finned pilot whale, reflecting slight physical differences between populations of the species. Other terms used to refer to this animal in different languages include "Grindwal" in German, "Ballena piloto" in Spanish, and "Globocefalo" in Italian amongst many others. Despite the various names applied, this unique and fascinating creature remains a popular subject of study and conservation efforts for marine biologists around the world.
