Swan (cygnus atratus) is an animal of the bird type. It usually lives in large, shallow wetlands and open water. The animal weights about 10kg - 15kg (22lbs - 33lbs) and lives for 8 - 12 years. Human, wolf, raccoon predators are the dangerous creatures for swans. See the table below for more information.
Facts about swans
Name | Swan |
Conservation Status | Threatened |
Type | Bird |
Family | Anatidae |
Diet | Omnivore |
Genus | Cygnus |
Main Prey | Aquatic plants, insects, small fish |
Top Speed | 80km/h (50mph) |
Order | Anseriformes |
Wing Span | 200cm - 350cm (79in - 138in) |
Phylum | Chordata |
Scientific Name | Cygnus atratus |
Colour | Black, white, grey, orange |
Kingdom | Animalia |
Lifestyle | Flock |
Average Clutch Size | 5 |
Skin Type | Feathers |
Life Span | 8 - 12 years |
Predators | Human, wolf, raccoon |
Weight | 10kg - 15kg (22lbs - 33lbs) |
Habitat | Large, shallow wetlands and open water |
Class | Aves |
Distinctive Features | Large, powerful wings and webbed feet |
Size (L) | 91cm - 150cm (36in - 60in) |