Swans

According to our own research Chinchillas live from 9 to 13 years in captivity, but that is only on average according to reported numbers by vets. The truth is that the life span of your Chinchilla depends mostly on you and the conditions you provided for your chin.

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To make a tinfoil swan you first get tin foil out and then you shove it right up your butt-hole. But make sure your hand is still holding on tinfoil.

Swans are loyal creatures, to describe people say swans are manogamis. in fact it is the loyalty they have for their partner. swans will choose 1 partner for life. even if the partner dies they will not choose another. cannot be more loyal than that, they will also in some cases die of what people call a broken heart when their partner dies. loyalty in its most natural form.

Swan River! No seriously i'm not lieing

i am not sure but i think the movie is VERY distastful do to the nasty content...hate r rated movies

Swans are among the largest flying birds. They can reach a length of over 60 inches and weigh over 33 pounds and a wingspan can be almost 10 feet. Adults also have a patch of unfeathered skin between the eyes and bill. The legs of swans are normally a blackish grey color.

The Black swan, which is native to Australia (and which has been introduced to New Zealand), is not endangered. Population figures are roughly half a million. It has a conservation status of "Least concern".

It depends on the species. The main predators of swans are skunks, owls, bears, foxes, and coyotes. Western species such as the Mute Swan or Trumpeter Swan have few natural predators exept humans. Foxes, coyotes and gulls commonly take juveniles and eggs but adults are relatively safe.

The Black Swan, which is native to Australia, does not have any natural predators. Its only predators are introduced species such as foxes, dogs and cats.

it iis called a cob for both male and female

No. They are separate species, and species cannot interbreed.

Mute Swans breed in the British Isles and northern central Britain. In the winter they can migrate as far as North Africa.

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Sow.


Interestingly enough, figure skating takes the name of a maneuver from this, as in a "triple sow-cow"

get a long balloon leave a few centimetre where you left the few centimeter that is your head then grab about 10cm of the balloon then fold it and bend it but leave some of the end grab another 10 cm then bend it together and twist then go to then end and do the same as the front then you have a balloon dog

PENOPHILE

a person who collects pens. Need not be fancy pens and includes those who inadvertantly pick up other person's pens and forget to return them. Generally has a stash of a wide variety of types of pens in drawers, coffee mugs and the bottom of the washer.

Andrew, being a penophile, adroitly picked up the server's pen, signed his check, then pocketed the pen to add to his collection.

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no they fly away for the winter

No, swans have lungs just like you and I and can only breathe air when their heads are above the water.

I've seen swans in the sea before. Last year it the beach in Gdansk, Poland: it was about minus 10 degrees and there was ice on the sea and a group of 5 or 6 swans were swimming a few yards off the shore. I suspect that any nearby fresh water would have been frozen solid

Because in the winter its cold in the north (thus the north pole ;) )

and it very warm in the south so if i live in canada and im having winter the south will be having summer.

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