[1] The shell of Cinctura hunteria exhibits four to seven primary spiral bands.

[2] This species occurs in the Caribbean Sea the Gulf of Mexico and the Western Atlantic.

Cinctura hunteria is a predator with a diet that includes polychaetes, bivalves, sea squirts, and other snails.

[4] A large percentage of its diet consists of onuphid worms.

[5] Cinctura hunteria is prey to the larger fasciolariids Fasciolaria tulipa and Triplofusus giganteus.