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I've seen swans in the sea before. Last year it the beach in Gdansk, Poland: it was about minus 10 degrees and there was ice on the sea and a group of 5 or 6 swans were swimming a few yards off the shore. I suspect that any nearby fresh water would have been frozen solid

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14y ago

no they only swim in lakes, rivers swams and creeks

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Yes. Swans are able to live near a variety of water habitats, from fresh water to brackish water, to salt water.

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No they do not. Swans are like humans in that they drink freshwater. Drinking salty water would make them ill.

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Yes. They sometimes see their prey from above the water, and sometimes dip their heads into the water in order to track their prey.

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13y ago

Yes it can because it's a type of duck

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Q: Can swans live and swim in salt water?
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