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Swans often submerge their heads and necks in water to forage for food, such as aquatic plants, insects, and small fish. This behavior allows them to access nutrients and vegetation that are not available from the surface. By dipping their heads underwater, swans can also engage in preening, which helps maintain their feathers and waterproofing. Overall, this behavior is essential for their feeding and grooming needs.
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What facts are there about swans?
if the swans put there heads together it looks like a hart.! there is black swans belive it or not. Hope these facts help :)
How do swans get to rivers do people put them by the rivers?
Swans fly, usually in pairs. Swans mate for life. They often settle in one area and return to it year after year. But the short answer is, people don't have to "put" them there. They fly.
How long can you put your face under the water?
I can put my face under the water for 20 seconds
Can hamster swim under water?
no way it'll die never put a hamster under water
What would happen if you put granite in water?
it will goes under the water.
Is a sponge warmblooded?
uhhhm well it depends on the water if u put it under cold water its cold blooded if you put it under hpt water its warm blooded ....by shillah l
Why does cream cheese produce water or that cheese juice?
It happen because. Cream Cheese is like water if you put it under the water it turn in to water It happen because. Cream Cheese is like water if you put it under the water it turn in to water
Do you put alprazolam Under your tongue?
No, it is swallowed with water.
Can i put a camera under water if it's not water proof?
No. If it isn't water proof it will break.
How do you grow plants?
put a seed under ground then water
How would you treat burns in the 1800s?
put them under cold water for 15 to 20 minutes.
In which country do they put paper swans on the Christmas tree as a symbol of peace?
Possibly Japan? Origami (paper) swans (and cranes) are popular there, and some people might use them to decorate a tree.
