What is another word for Pagophilus Groenlandicus?
Pronunciation: [pˈaɡəfˌɪləs ɡɹə͡ʊnlˈandɪkəs] (IPA) 
Pagophilus groenlandicus, commonly known as the harp seal, is a mammal that inhabits the icy waters of the North Atlantic. While "harp seal" is the most commonly used name for this species, there are other synonyms that are sometimes used to refer to them. For instance, "saddleback seal" is a common name for the harp seal, due to the large dark markings on their back and shoulders that look like a saddle. Another synonym for this species is "greenland seal", which highlights their presence in the Arctic region around Greenland. Finally, some people refer to the harp seal as the "fishing seal", due to their diet consisting mainly of fish.
