Whilst I agree with the technicalities of the legality, and propriety ownership of swans by the crown in the Uk. I do disagree with the previous poster on how palatable swan is.
It is extremely fishy, oily meat, and, whilst pre-victorian era UK gentry considered it a delicacy, by the time Victoria came to the throne, it had fallen out of favour. So, whilst Cygnets are owned by the Crown (note, CROWN, not Queen Elizabeth herself. (Subtle, but important)) and to eat them is, technically, treason in the UK, they do not taste very nice to a modern palette.
No, but she own all the swans, so if you kill one you got to jail. :)
sea gulls
The queen of Britain owns the white swans.
the queen! most swans belong to her!
Well the King Charles is next in line but when he either Resigns or Departs us he will then hand the thrown over to prince William (the duke of cambridge) and the swans shall follow :)
No, this is a myth. Swans are protected in the UK, and it would be illegal to harm them in any way. The Queen uses regular toilet paper like everyone else.
Juno Swans: In Greek and Roman mythology, swans drew the chariot of Venus, goddess of love. In this mythology swans were not associated with Juno whose scared birds was the peacock. On the other hand ,swans were the royal birds(those on the River Thames are still owned by the Queen),and perhaps this is why Shakespeare made a mistake and attached them to juno,queen of the godsRosalind and Celia called is Juno swans because these swans were always together and united just like these two cousins
Of course not!
No, just swans
Baby swans sleep with their mothers in their nest until they're ready to go out on their own.
It is possible to eat swan, and it is supposed to be very tasty, but it is illegal. All the wild mute swans in the UK are the property of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and are protected. Other swans are protected by law too. Therefore, although they make a delicious meal, swans are protected by law and it would be very much against the law to eat one. yes if you want to... but it's illegal.
the trumpeter swans natural habitat is the wetlands of anywhere