A) Crickets B) Cracked corn C) Duckweed and other aquatic vegetation D) Dog food
A) Chick B) Cygnet C) Gosling D) Fawn
A) Lead poisoning from fishing tackle B) Attacks by squirrels C) Lack of sunlight D) Overfeeding by humans
A) A birdbath B) An indoor enclosure C) A small backyard pond D) At least 1/2 acre of water and land
A) Singing a song B) Sleeping C) Wagging its tail D) Hissing and flapping wings
A) 2-3 months B) 50-100 years C) 1-5 years D) 10-20 years
A) Aquatic vegetation and reeds B) Metal scraps C) Plastic bags D) Concrete
A) 7-10 days B) 2 weeks C) 60-70 days D) 34-45 days
A) Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy B) Avian Botulism C) Canine Distemper D) Feline Leukemia
A) Feather plucking B) Loud vocalizations C) Excessive preening D) Aggressive behavior
A) Ladybugs B) Butterflies C) Raccoons D) Earthworms
A) To make it more friendly B) To attract a mate C) To help it swim faster D) To prevent it from flying
A) Soda B) Chocolate C) Waterfowl feed pellets D) Potato chips
A) 10 feet B) 6 inches C) Completely dry D) 2-4 feet
A) Leave them alone to sort things out B) Immediately separate them C) Put them in a small cage together D) Supervise their interactions closely
A) Increased egg production B) Water pollution C) Decreased aggression D) Stronger immune system
A) To aerate the water B) To scare away predators C) To make the swans look more attractive D) To help cygnets easily enter and exit the water
A) Summer B) Winter C) Spring D) Autumn
A) It's a sign of hunger B) It means the swan is happy C) It's a sign of aggression or warning D) It's a sign of affection
A) Feed them only snow B) Ensure access to unfrozen water C) Keep them indoors D) Trim their wings
A) Cooperative parenting B) Calmer temperament C) Increased egg production D) Aggressive territorial disputes
A) To provide shade B) To deter ducks C) To keep the swans from leaving the enclosure D) To protect cygnets from predators
A) Oil spills B) Solar flares C) Predators D) Habitat loss
A) Small mammals B) Rocks C) Aquatic plants D) Insects only
A) Give it bread B) Contact a wildlife rehabilitator C) Try to treat it yourself D) Leave it alone
A) A male swan B) A swan nest C) A baby swan D) A female swan
A) A group of swans B) A male swan C) A female swan D) Swan food
A) To prevent diseases B) They can fly away. C) To give them more room D) To make them more attractive
A) Ignore the behavior B) Give it food to appease it C) Try to train it yourself D) Report it to local wildlife authorities
A) Crowded urban areas B) Clean water with abundant vegetation C) Deserts D) Polluted industrial sites |