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