This image shows a mother black swan and her two cygnets, which are juvenile swans. The mother has a large body with a black feathered head, neck and wings. Her body is arched in a slight V shape and her head is tilted downwards. She has a red beak, and a red eye on the right side of her head. Her legs are brown, and she has a black body. Her cygnets are smaller than her, and they have black feathers that are shorter than her body. They also have red beaks, and their eyes are closed. The black swan is a bird species native to Australia, New Zealand and some Pacific islands. They are known for their black feathers and reddish - orange bills. Adult black swans are typically between 75-100 cm tall, and weigh around 3-4 kg. They have long necks and legs, and a wide wingspan. The cygnet is a young black swan, and they are born white, before turning black after about three weeks. They are preyed upon by many animals, including foxes and feral cats. They can also be found in zoos and wildlife parks all over the world.

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