blankets, mattresses, winter clothing ✔ Their excrement can be used as a fertilizer to help with crop and grass growth ✔ Also hunted for meat ✗ Very territorial; will violently peck when they feel threatened ✗ Crop pests ✗ Carry avian influenza – linnu gripp Ecosystem roles ● Host several parasites – heartworms, guinea worms, gizzard worms, avian malaria ● Have mutualistic relationship with sago pondweed - penikeel ● Use pondweed as a food source during migration; disperse pondweed, causing its population to expend References ● http://www.eestiloodus.ee/artikkel1838_1806.html(KIK 2007:1) ● https://www.rspb.org.uk/discoverandenjoynature/disc overandlearn/birdguide/name/b/bewicksswan/ (rspb 2015:1) ● https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tundra_swan (Wikipedia 2016:1) ● https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whooper_swan
o Coney Island – rabbit island 12. Borrowings from Asian languages Indian: Bungalow, curry, coolie, dinghy, dungaree, ghee, gymkhana, lakh, loot, paisa, Raj, samosa, shampoo, tandoori, tom-tom, wallah. Javanese: bantam, batik, gamelan, junk. Malay: amok, bamboo, caddy, camphor, cassowary, cockatoo, dugong, durian, gecko, gingham, gong, kampong/compound, kapok, kris, lory, mangosteen, orang-utan, paddy, pangolin, rattan, sago, sarong. Sanskrit through various languages: ashram, avatar, banya, banyan, beryl, brahmin, carmine, cheetah, chintz, chutney, crimson, juggernaut, jungle, jute, lacquer, mandarin, palanquin, pundit, sapphire, sugar, suttee; more or less direct: ahimsa, asana, ashrama, atman, avatar, bodhisattva, brahmin, Buddha, chakra, guru, hatha yoga, karma, lingam, maharaja(h), mahatma, mantra, Maya, nirvana,
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