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