LAKELAND, Fla. (WFLA) — Two black swans, along with their eggs, were safely returned to their Lakeland home after Polk County deputies said they were taken by thieves last week. Now, the Polk ...

To restore the trumpeter swan, eggs were taken from a wild population of swans that still existed in Alaska and northern Canada. These eggs were hatched and the chicks raised to adulthood.

Large birds sit on eggs, too, so their eggs have to be strong enough to withstand the weight. It takes about 26 pounds of pressure to break a swan egg. Similarly to corals and seashells ...

A man posted on Instagram that he was able to track down the birds and get them back. Law enforcement is going to confirm if the birds were the ones stolen. To stream 10 Tampa Bay on your phone ...

Swans around the world have been admired for centuries. Of seven species known worldwide, only two native species are ...

Shortly after, he said he contacted the swan snatchers who were remorseful and released the swans and their eggs to him. Deputies were able to recover the eggs and return them to their home on Feb ...