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Tundra swans, live in flocks.
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What birds are related to the trumpeter swan?
The Tundra swan witch is smaller than it, and a mix of both swans the trumpeter and the tundra is another.
Where does Tundra Swan live?
in the tundra
What is a tundra swan's diet?
water plants
Does a tundra swan have a behavioral adaptation?
Yes
Does a tundra swan has a physical adaptation?
Yes or no
What is the classification of swans?
There are many different species of swans found all over the world, including Mute Swan, Trumpeter Swan, Tundra Swan, Black Swan, Coscoroba Swan, and Whooper Swan. While species like the Australian Black Swan are indigenous to Australia, others like the Trumpeter Swan is native to North America.
How does a tundra swan adapt to it?
i dont know. ask your parents.
How many eggs does a tundra swan lay?
5 to 6 eggs :)
What is the average life span of tundra swan?
10 to 20 years
What helps the tundra swan survive in the tundra?
The tundra swan only lives in the tundra during the summer months. It migrates in the spring. Tundra swans have heavy amounts of down that keep them warm in the chillier parts of the summer. They nest on the swampy ground near tundra lakes and still waters. It's prime feeding ground with some of the thickest populations of mosquitos and berries in the world. So they can easily reer their young. Once their young are older in the fall they migrate to warmer climates.
How many different types of swans are there?
There are three main types of swans: the Mute Swan, the Trumpeter Swan, and the Tundra Swan. Each type has specific physical characteristics and habitats.
Where do swan lives?
they live on rivers, in lakes, there have also been sightings of swans swimming on the sea although they do not actually live there. they are also found in parks in the water but rarelyOne species is found in South America (Black-necked Swan), one in Australia and New Zealand (Black Swan), and four or five, depending on how they are classified) in the Northern Hemisphere. The Mute Swan is native to Europe and Asia, but has been introduced to North America (where it is considered a pest) and to Australia and New Zealand. The Whooper Swan is found in Iceland, Europe and Asia, and occasionally in North America. The Trumpeter and Tundra Swans are found in North America, and the Bewick's Swan is found in Eurasia. The Bewick's is sometimes considered a subspecies of the Tundra Swan.
