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