Of course, even wild adult Canada geese will become domesticated if fed and given the right environment to over winter. They get used to human interaction very quickly as can be seen in many zoo's around North America. They are not captured, they arrive on their own, wander the various habitat exhibits and choose to stay.
Yes, they do. Often a domestic goose will fly away or "escape" from a farm and find other geese to spend time wiith in a pond nearby. They become close with a wild goose and, vola! goslings that are half domestic/half wild are produced. Sometimes the results are quite beautiful.
Same is true for domestic and wild ducks too.
Yes, if you have the right yard and accepting neighbors. We had one when I was growing up. It had belonged to someone who had to move. My father, an avid animal lover, took it in. The goose's name was Abigail, - named before they found out he was a male. Perhaps because of something in his past, he definitely preferred men. There was a little old lady in the neighborhood, who he would frequently chased down the road nipping at her butt. Not very nice! One Easter we got baby duckling. Abigail accepted them as her own and the babies followed her everywhere. That was nice. She developed a tumor on her wing and the vet amputated part of the wing. She adapted very well and lived on long after it. I guess I would have rather had a puppy, but the goose was interesting.
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There are very many species of geese and even more domesticated forms/breeds of geese, so eaxctly what you mean is not clear. Geese as a whole are divided into two families - grey and black - Latin names anser and branta. There are also some distantly related birds called sheldgeese, plus the cereopsis - from a variety of genera. Canada geese are a branta species, domesticated geese are anser.
A poulterer is a person who sells poultry: chickens, geese, ducks, and other domesticated birds.
Poultry is a domesticated fowl collectively from chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, and guinea.
In cooking the term poultry refers to domesticated birds. Poultry includes chicken, turkey, geese, quail, and Guinea fowl. Domesticated birds are raised for meat and eggs.
For legal purposes, yes a goose is considered a farm animal. It is a domesticated species that is raised specifically by and for humans. Common uses of geese include fattening for slaughter, harvest of the feathers for down-filled garments and blankets, as a watch animal for other birds such as chickens or ducks, and as a companion.
Canada geese, white-fronted geese, emperor geese, Brant geese, lesser snow geese, Ross geese, and Aleutian geese.
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Geese. Look at the goose! (one goose) Look at the geese! (two geese.
A skein of geese is a group of geese IN FLIGHT
A group of geese is called a Gaggle. geese
It is a litter of puppies