California officials are calling on residents to take measures against a population of aggressive mute swans, which pose a safety risk to children in local parks and neighborhoods. These swans, often kept as decorative pets, have been reported to exhibit increased aggression, leading to concerns for public safety as children interact with them.
The state is considering a bill that would provide guidelines for managing these invasive birds amid growing incidents. Weighing between 25 and 30 pounds, mute swans can become especially territorial, prompting lawmakers to address the issue as they seek to ensure the safety of families enjoying outdoor spaces.
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