Swans

Yews. Most animals in the wild, even a swan, Are wild.

There are 24-25 vertebrate in a adult swan's neck, much more than the human or even giraffe .

It would use it's wing's to defend itself. When it uses it's large long wings to defend itself or it's partners it would hit it as hard as it could.

Yes: two types of swans, the Black Swan and the Mute Swan can be found in Australia. The Black Swan is native to Australia, and found across the continent except for in the far northern regions. The Mute Swan is an introduced species, with fewer than 200 of these swans in Australia.

they will bite and are teritorial so DO NOT DISTURB THEM! they live in parks with lakes or anywhere with water.

cygnet

Cob's the name for a male swan, pen for a female. A group of eggs, or baby swans, is ka a clutch. The general term for all baby swans is cygnet. The word comes to English, from the Latin cygnus for swan, by way of the French cygne. The scientific classification of swans is kingdom Animalia; phylum Chordata; class Aves; order Anseriformes; family Anatidae; subfamily Anserinae; genus Cygnus.

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Yes, swans are vertebrates and all vertebrates have back bones.

yes.. swan Any of various large aquatic birds of the family Anatidae chiefly of the genera Cygnus and Olor, having webbed feet, a long slender neck, and usually white plumage.

fox,humans,dogs threaten swans

all birds that fly in a V formation fly in the upwash from the wings of the bird ahead, which assists each bird in supporting its own weight. Drag is considerably decreased and thus rage of flight increased. Birds rotate to and from the front at time to time

Tundra swans are often eaten by bears and by wolves. They can also be eaten by foxes and even humans depending on their location.

The mute swan is the "Property" of a queen (can't remember which one) so if you kill one you're in HUGE trouble. I have read that swan is very good so human kind would probably hunt it to extinction.

A female swan is called a "pen"

people

Swans, like most birds, are largely diurnal. However, at times they will adapt their routine to whatever is safest so they can go about feeding without disturbance. If they get a lot of harassment from humans they will gradually learn that humans are not around at night and so will become increasingly active during periods of darkness. If they are used to being fed by humans, however, and have learned that humans pose no threat, they will sleep mostly at night when there is nothing to be gained by staying awake.

ponds and lands

Yes. A swan is endothermic, able to maintain its own body temperature. It is a bird, and mammals and birds are endothermic. The term 'endothermic' is the biological term for an animal that is warm-blooded.

consumer

It depends on the city, county and country you live in. You will need to check with your local government to see what the regulations are in your locality.

they migrate to italy

Ducks and swans are birds that are members of the family Anatidae but they are both different in a number of ways such as size where a duck is usually smaller than a swan. Also, a swan is normally white in colour while a duck's body is usually covered in different colours like black and white or brown and white.

Geese are smaller and have comparatively shorter necks than swans. They are comfortable walking on land because their legs are longer than swans' legs and are placed farther forward on their bodies. There is a wider variety of colors in geese than in swans.

Incubation period is 34 - 44 days

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