What is another word for great auk?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈe͡ɪt ˈɔːk] (IPA) 
The Great Auk, also known as the Garefowl or the Penguin of the North, was a flightless bird that once inhabited the North Atlantic. This creature was revered by many cultures for its majestic appearance and unique adaptability to harsh Arctic environments. Synonyms for the Great Auk include the following: Northern Penguin, Gavia gigantea, Gavia penguin, Alca impennis, the Garefowl, and the Great Auk Carp. These synonyms reflect the bird's physical features, habitat, and cultural significance. While the Great Auk is now extinct, its legacy lives on in cultural traditions and scientific research.
