There are nine species of swans. The Whooper, Trumpeter, Tundra, Mute, Bewick's, and Jankowski's live in the northern hemisphere; the Black-necked, Black, and Coscoroba live in the southern.
The most commonly seen member of the group is the Mute Swan. Its curving neck that has the most vertebra (23) of any bird.
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