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Swans

Swans are large waterfowl that are some of the biggest. Closely related to ducks and geese, they are famed for their majesty and beauty and are part of the history and mythology of numerous cultures.

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Where does the swan goose live?

The Black swan is native to Australia. It has also been introduced to New Zealand. Although it is the avian emblem of Western Australia, it is found throughout Australia, except for the desert interior and Cape York Peninsula.

How do swans mate?

Swans usually mate in there mateing season. Wich comes around the time of march.

How can a duck drown?

Ducks can drown or look like they are drowning when they are mating or - the obvious answer - fighting.

Male ducks ( Drakes) will fight each other for mates and if you observe them will sometimes try and mate with a female in water..this looks like he is drowning her.

Female ducks will sometimes (I have seen this with my own eyes) try to drown another duck's ducklings. This is a horrible sight. The cause of these 'killings' is the natural instinct to survive. The mothers both want their ducklings to have the best chance of survival.

I hope this has helped you!

Young one of swan?

a cygnet( i think thats how you spell it!)

Do swans hiss?

There are several types of Swan. In Europe we have the Mute Swan which is not known for its call, and there are several others.

Swans do not sing in the same way as many smaller birds but they do make various noises, not much more than grunts - particularly when young cygnets call to their parents. Their loudest noisest may come from their flapping wings as they fly.

Strangely, the word swan comes from the same root as sound or song. This is from the legend that dying swans make one final swansong.

Is a swan warm blooded?

well they can be cold blooded and warm blooded

What is the name of a castrated male swan?

There is no name for a castrated male duck. An intact male duck is called a drake while a female duck is called a duck.

What are the mute swan's enemies?

The main enemies of the mute swans are humans, owls, bears foxes and coyotes.

What can you feed the swans apart from bread?

i believe so but sometime u do not want to force them to eat it but i think they do like bread. I think that u have to give them a certain type of bread but u don't want to always give them it cuz then if u keep giving them it they will get used to it and when u stop their not going to be able to find food on their own, AND THEY WILL DIE. U could feed the once in a while but not all the time.

How long after mating do black swans lay their eggs?

After mating and building the nest, there is approximately 2-3 weeks before the egg laying begins. Once the female begins to lay, she will produce a new egg every 12-24 hours and it can take up to 2-3 weeks before all the eggs are laid. Once she has laid all her eggs then the incubation period begins and usually lasts about 6 weeks before hatching. Males and Females alternate sitting on the eggs during the incubation period.

How much do swans cost?

U COULD at least say from which country and stuff it's from, cause how do u expect us to know? Anyways just go on google and type: How much do swans cost in ______, it'll probably help

What does a mute swan eat?

I have cared for two wild mute swans for about 5 years now and feed them JJ's sweet feed. It's a blend of grains, wheat and corn that is actually a horse and cattle feed. A 50# bag at the local Agway store is just $10 and they eat about 5# a day at most so the cost is very minimal. Just $1 a day for such a great pleasure! The river is almost totally frozen over and as they need water, I break holes in the ice and put the food in and around the hole. They can reach down almost 3 feet with their long necks.

Why do swans get grounded?

They are larger, more powerful, havier and less aerodynamic than other waterfowl.

What are trumpeter swan its special features or adaptation?

Their webbed feet help them swim, and the sound they make loud enough to call others over 1/2 mile away

Does swans have webbed wings?

If you mean Bella Swan, then no. (I thought you might mean her since it was categorized in Twilight) But if you mean the animal swan the answer is still no because they are birds and they have feathers.

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What do you call a father swan?

A pen for the female and a cob for the male swan.

What does a black swan eat?

The black swan is a vegetarian. It eats grass and other plants.Bird seed works as does most things you would put into a compost bin. The thing to remember is that swans (black, white or otherwise) mate for life. For feeding that means that you have to know when mating is happening and be sure to provide extra protein enriched goodies. Also, be sure the animals have adequate shelter.

What does she say at the end of Black Swan?

The film ends with her lying on the mattress with a severe wound at the end of her performance, and she is staring into the overhead lights, saying "I was perfect."

Can swan live on land?

yes, they are not dependent on water to live, they just swim and find food there.

Is a swan a carnivor?

Swans are herbivores not carnivores. Swans eat various kinds of sea grass and algae. They will also eat grains such as wheat and corn.