A) Foot size B) Wing length C) Bill color and shape D) Vocalization patterns
A) Black Swan B) Trumpeter Swan C) Tundra Swan D) Mute Swan
A) Yellow bill with black tip B) All-black bill C) Pink bill D) Orange bill with a black knob
A) Harsh barking B) Soft whistling C) Relatively silent, hissing D) Loud trumpeting
A) Mute Swan B) Whooper Swan C) Black Swan D) Trumpeter Swan
A) North America B) Asia C) Europe D) Australia
A) Whooper Swan B) Mute Swan C) Tundra Swan D) Trumpeter Swan
A) Deserts B) Temperate forests C) Tropical rainforests D) Arctic regions
A) Orange with a black knob B) Yellow with a black tip C) All black D) All yellow
A) South America B) North America C) Eurasia D) Africa
A) Adult swans B) Young swans C) A type of swan disease D) Swan eggs
A) Foot size B) Feather color C) Neck length D) Knob size on the bill
A) Deserts B) Mountainous regions C) Lakes and ponds D) Dense forests
A) Trumpeter Swan B) Mute Swan C) Whooper Swan D) Tundra Swan
A) Aquatic plants B) Insects only C) Small mammals D) Fruits and nuts
A) Introducing new swan species B) Ignoring water pollution C) Habitat preservation D) Increasing swan hunting
A) Gray or white B) Pink C) Black D) Yellow
A) Goose B) Trumpeter Swan C) Tundra Swan D) Mute Swan
A) Better feeding habits B) Habitat loss C) Increased mating D) More nesting sites
A) Neck length B) Size and vocalizations C) Feather pattern D) Foot size
A) Australia B) Asia C) Europe D) North America
A) Migratory B) Highly sociable C) Nomadic D) Territorial
A) Spreading invasive plant species B) Polluting water sources C) Decreasing biodiversity D) Controlling plant growth
A) Smaller size B) Brighter plumage C) Longer neck D) Larger knob on the bill
A) A whistling sound B) A trumpeting sound C) A hissing sound D) A whooping sound |