A) A flock B) A herd C) A gaggle D) A bevy
A) Insects B) Aquatic vegetation C) Seeds D) Fish
A) Listlessness B) Alertness C) Active foraging D) Clean plumage
A) Gosling B) Chick C) Fawn D) Cygnet
A) Plastic bags B) Rocks C) Reeds and grasses D) Metal scraps
A) Increased food availability B) Decreased predation C) Warmer winters D) Habitat loss
A) Trumpeter Swan B) Black Swan C) Mute Swan D) Whooper Swan
A) Ignore it B) Bring it home C) Attempt to treat it yourself D) Contact a wildlife rehabilitator
A) Deserts B) Deep oceans C) Fast-flowing rivers D) Shallow lakes and ponds
A) 50-60 years B) 1-5 years C) 10-20 years D) 30-40 years
A) Bread B) Lettuce C) Peas D) Corn
A) They don't like it B) It attracts other birds C) Nutritional deficiencies D) It's too expensive
A) Spring B) Summer C) Autumn D) Winter
A) Pouch B) Mouth C) Snout D) Bill
A) To waterproof them B) To change their color C) To attract mates D) To sharpen them
A) Cows B) Deer C) Foxes D) Sheep
A) Introducing new species B) Building more houses C) Conservation efforts D) Ignoring them
A) Digging B) Swimming C) Flying D) Climbing
A) Larynx B) Syrinx C) Esophagus D) Trachea
A) Mute Swan B) Black Swan C) Trumpeter Swan D) Whooper Swan
A) Sleeping B) Singing C) Eating D) Hissing
A) 10-20 days B) 30-40 days C) 70-80 days D) 50-60 days
A) Cavity in a tree B) Large mound of vegetation C) Hanging nest D) Small hole in the ground
A) Planting trees B) Creating bird sanctuaries C) Agricultural runoff D) Cleaning up trash
A) Increased hatching success B) Friendlier swans C) Stronger cygnets D) Nest abandonment
A) Donating to conservation organizations B) Hunting swans C) Polluting waterways D) Disturbing their nests
A) To stay in the same location B) To find food C) To meet new people D) To avoid water
A) Orange bill with black knob B) Black bill C) Yellow bill D) Pink bill
A) Loud noises B) Clean water C) No plants D) Polluted areas
A) Birdwatching B) Planting vegetation C) Cleaning waterways D) Boating |