What is another word for Gypaetus Barbatus?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈa͡ɪpiːtəs bˈɑːbatəs] (IPA) 
Gypaetus barbatus, also known as the bearded vulture, is a majestic bird species that is mainly found in Europe and Asia. This magnificent bird is often referred to by various synonyms such as the Lammergeier, ossifrage, bonebreaker, and bearded eagle. The term "Lammergeier" is derived from the German word "Lamm" which means lamb and "Geier" which means vulture, highlighting the bird's predatory nature. The term "ossifrage" refers to the bird's main diet, which mainly consists of bone marrow. Similarly, the nickname "bonebreaker" also refers to the bird's exceptional ability to break and feed on bones. Finally, the term "bearded eagle" is derived from the bird's unique facial feathers that resemble a beard.
