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Swans produce a variety of sounds, including honks, trumpets, and grunts. Their vocalizations can range from soft, gentle coos to loud, resonant calls, particularly during mating displays or territorial disputes. These sounds help communicate with other swans, establish dominance, and attract mates. The specific noises can vary by species, with the trumpeter swan being known for its distinctive Trumpet-like calls.
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