A swan is a bird of the family Anatidae within the genus Cygnus, along with geese and ducks. There are in total six or seven different species of swan in the world.
Yes, "Swan" is typically capitalized when referring to the specific animal or bird species.
A female swan is called a Pen. A male is a Cob and a young swan is a Cygnet.
If you mean something other than a swan which is black (in which case the answer should be obvious), then you'll need to be more specific as to precisely what you're referring to.
The star constellation shaped like a swan is called Cygnus. It is also called the Northern Cross.
Not usually but the swan may have been protective of its territory or the goat doesn't like the swan when it gets into its territory.
The nebula you are referring to is likely the Swan Nebula, also known as the Omega Nebula. It is a famous emission nebula located in the constellation Sagittarius. The name "Swan Nebula" comes from its resemblance to a swan when viewed in certain images.
No they usually eat snakes.
Edward does not have a Cinderella. If you are referring to who is his love interest, it is Isabella Marie Swan (Bella). Otherwise, Edward does not have a "Cinderella".
Edward does not have a Cinderella. If you are referring to who is his love interest, it is Isabella Marie Swan (Bella). Otherwise, Edward does not have a "Cinderella".
"Swam" is the past tense of the verb "swim," referring to the action of moving through water. In contrast, "swan" is a noun that denotes a type of large waterbird known for its long neck and graceful appearance. Essentially, "swam" describes an action, while "swan" refers to a specific animal.
A swan egg is roughly 4.5 inches by 3 inches. Swans usually lay around four to seven eggs at a time.
I believe the ballet you are referring to is Swan Lake about a prince who's supposed to get married and falls in love with a princess cursed to be a swan (Queen of them at that) for the rest of her life. Otherwise you might be thinking about Carnival of the Animals and I'm not sure how that one goes.