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That is correct. A "cygnet" is a young swan. A "leveret" is a young hare, a "foal" is a young horse or pony, and a "pullet" is a young hen. "Cygnet" is the correct word to use when referring to a young swan.
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Young Swan: Cygnet
Explanation
A young swan is called a cygnet. The term "cygnet" is used for a young swan, particularly a baby swan that is less than a year old. The term is derived from the Latin word "cygnus," which means "swan." When swans are born, they are usually grey and fluffy, and they become white as they grow up. Cygnets are raised by their parents and are often seen swimming along with them.
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- Leveret: A leveret is a young hare.
- Foal: A foal is a young horse or pony.
- Pullet: A pullet is a young female chicken.