What is another word for whooper swan?
Pronunciation: [wˈuːpə swˈɒn] (IPA) 
The Whooper swan, also known as the Northern swan or the Tundra swan, is a majestic bird that breeds in the Arctic region. Its scientific name, Cygnus cygnus, is derived from the Latin word for "swan". The bird is identified by its distinctive long neck and characteristic whooping call. In English, the Whooper swan is referred to by a number of synonyms, including Bewick's swan, Elks swan, and Common swan. In other languages, it has a variety of names, such as Singswan in German, Kiyoshi Sei in Japanese, and Knolswan in Dutch. Whatever you call it, the Whooper swan is a beloved and iconic species that symbolizes purity and grace.
