What is another word for Atlantic Sea Bream?
Pronunciation: [ɐtlˈantɪk sˈiː bɹˈiːm] (IPA) 
Atlantic Sea Bream, also known as the European sea bream or sparus aurata, is a type of saltwater fish that is primarily found in the Atlantic Ocean. It has a distinctive silver-grey body and a shimmering golden hue around its head and face. Apart from its scientific name, this fish has a variety of synonyms depending on the country or region. In Spain and Portugal, it is referred to as "dorada," while in Italy, it is known as "orata." In Greece, it is called "tsipoura," and in the United Kingdom, it is known as "gilthead seabream" due to the golden stripe on its head. Despite its different names, one thing remains consistent: its delicious taste and versatility in the kitchen.
