Searching for a naval equivalent to Zama

What would be the naval equivalent of the Battle of Zama?

There is no exact match, but look for a battle where overextension, poor coordination, logistics failure, and false assumptions let a cohesive enemy overturn apparent superiority.

Fleets tend to fail differently from armies, which makes the comparison difficult. Zama's ingredients include an apparently superior force becoming overextended against a more numerous and cohesive opponent. A naval analogue would require simultaneous command-and-control, logistics, intelligence, and enemy-appreciation failures. Surprise attacks such as Pearl Harbor provide part of the pattern because established assumptions about the enemy collapse at once. No single battle is an exact translation, so the exercise compares mechanisms of defeat rather than surface features.