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