What is another word for northern gannet?
Pronunciation: [nˈɔːðən ɡˈanɪt] (IPA) 
The Northern Gannet, also known as the Solan Goose, is a large seabird that primarily inhabits the coasts and islands of the North Atlantic. Its family name is Sulidae, while its genus name is Morus. They are known for their pure white plumage, long pointed wings, and piercing blue eyes. The Northern Gannet can also be referred to as the North Atlantic Gannet, Atlantic Gannet, Common Gannet, and Breton Gannet. These synonyms are commonly used interchangeably when identifying the bird in different regions. Despite its different names, the Northern Gannet remains a magnificent bird that is awe-inspiring to watch in its natural habitat.
