In 2012, a swan capsized a man’s kayak and prevented him from swimming to shore, which caused him to drown. #FACT
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In 2012, a swan capsized a man’s kayak and prevented him from swimming to shore, which caused him to drown. #FACT
In 2012, a swan capsized a mans kayak and prevented him from swimming to shore, which caused him to drown. #FACT
No one asked but here are some swan facts: A swan will mate for life. Black swans are native to Australia. A male swan is called a cob, and a female swan is called a pen. The black necked swan lives in South America. Swan eggs take between 35 and 42 days to hatch. Swans can fly as fast as 60 miles per hour! Cygnophobia or kiknophobia is the fear of swans. Swans are highly intelligent and remember who has been kind to them, or not. A group of wild swans is known as a herd, however a group in captivity are called a fleet. There are six different species of swans. The swan has over 25,000 feathers in its body. Emma is scared of swans!! Emma has too much time on her hands #swanfacts (at Stay at Home and Keep Positive) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_5WwQaj7no/?igshid=aaw1dgqy7qke
Swans are the fiercest parents in the animal kingdom.