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The life of a Canada is much like the life of a human: they are born (but hatched, of course), they go through a quick childhood and adolescence and then are adults. They stay with a mate for life and life for the most part with their families. Unfortunately, and also like humans, some do die at the hand of a gun.
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∙ 13y agoThey can live up to an average of 25 years long which is considerably long.
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∙ 12y agotheir r 2 geese that want 1 goose (the girl )and the 2 geese fight each other. the winning goose gets the girl
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∙ 11y agoFirst it is born from eggs, then it turns into a gosling after that it will mate and lay more eggs then die.
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What is the canaidian goose life cycle?
a super fat boy
How do the snow goose protects themselve it from predators?
How do snow goose protect themselves
When was The Snow Goose - album - created?
The Snow Goose - album - was created in 1975-04.
Is the snow goose diurnal?
Yes, the snow goose is diurnal (active during the day)
The adaptation snow of a snow goose?
they migrate
What is the female life cycle of snow leopards?
15 - 18
When do the snow goose young look for a mate of there own?
The snow geese mate during the second spring migration and stays with their parter for life. The snow geese mate during the second spring migration and stays with their parter for life.
Who wrote the book The Snow Goose?
"The Snow Goose" was written by Paul Gallico. It is a short novella that tells the tale of a crippled artist and a young girl who together help a snow goose during the Dunkirk evacuation in World War II.
What do snow goose eat?
aquatic plants
What are the snow goose predators?
arctic foxes and skuas
What geese are in Portugal?
There are a number of geese species that are found in Portugal. These include the bean goose, the pink-footed goose, the white-fronted goose, the greylag goose, the snow goose, as well as the Brent goose.
When was the snow goose first spotted?
It is believed the snow goose was first spotted back in the 1700's. They are not considered an extinct species, as they have grown over 300% since the 1970's.
