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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.
850 Questions
Where did Joseph Wilson Swan live?
Joseph Wilson Swan lived for most of his life in Low Fell Gateshed in England.
28,000 feet. A flock of whooper swans were seen by an airline pilot at 29,000' arriving over Ireland and was confirmed by ground Radar!
They can live up to about 50 years. Depending on how on how healthy they are!
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Can you eat a whole swan even its privates?
no you cant you silly idiot! Noone is allowed to eat a swan except on one certain day but i don't know which one it is tho id take a guess of around the queen birthday.
They die on their own and the animals eat them and the rest decomposes, or humans.
Hi, the answer is yes.. But I prefer the white ones. I find that heating a small amount of oil in frying pan and then just chucking the whole bird onto the frying pan for a couple of minutes each side, tastes absolutely gorgeous. Never cook for more than 6 minutes in total, and reduce the heat if the feathers start to burn. PS.. As a starter I quite like swans feet marinated in a pint of Stella Artois. Hope this helps.
In Trumpet of the Swan chapter 8 what new surprise did the cob and his wife have for Louis?
a trumpet
When do swans chase off their babies?
I have noticed with the swans on our river, that they nest during April and May. The babies stay with the parents all summer and fall, then in late January or February the babies are just gone 1 day. I have watched this happen for the last 4 years. I haven't seen the process of the babies leaving or how it happens, all I know is that they are just gone 1 day.
Yes, they can. They are the fastest flying animals in the world you know
No, both male and femaes are white. A grey swan is probably an adolescent who hasn't gotten his/hers adult feathers yet.
because rivers provide us with:
* food
* energy
* recreation
* transportation routes
* and water for irrigation and for drinking
