The swan resides at the Bowes Museum in England where swims in a crystal pool, preens, looks about and as a grand finale sees a fish and “eats” it.
Mark Twain immortalized the swan in his book The Innocents Abroad:
“I watched a silver swan which had a living grace about its movements, an a living intelligence in its eyes—watched him swimming around as comfortably and as unconcernedly as if he had been born in a morass instead of a jeweler’s shop.”More: Smithsonian
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