Mongooses. They bear no relationship to the bird, goose, and have different language origins.
The plural of mongoose is mongeese.
A group of mongooses/mongeese is called a troop.
up to 5 baby mongooses or more =) "Mongeese"?
Unlike the word goose, the form does not change - it has the regular plural mongooses.
Wild Goose ChaseAccording to dictionary.com (linked below) the correct plural of "mongoose" is "mongooses."Mongoose is made plural by the addition of an "s," just like other nouns with regular plurals. e.g. noose/nooses, papoose/papooses, caboose/cabooses.For etymology and comparison with the irregular plural for "goose," see Related links below this box.A different answerHowever, according to Merriam-Webster Dictionary (http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/mongoose) the first option given is "mongooses," although "mongeese" is also acceptable.
Yes. If the owl is large enough and the mongoose is small enough the owl could catch and eat the mongoose. Unfortunately, the mongeese are a very fast species with incredibly fast reflexes.
Goose is from the Germanic root, and its plural was adopted into Old English as "geese". This is an abnormal plural.Mongoose is of Marathi (Asian) origin and adopts a normal plural. e.g. The plural of 'noose' is 'nooses'.For more information, see 'Related links' below.
Yes.
Probably dogs or big cats.
mongeese live in the bush and in desert type of landscapes
Burritos I'm not sure why but I am 100% it is. It is not Burritoes because that's just wrong. My question is What is plural for Mongoose? None of my English and Writing professors can give me a stable answer. I say it's Mongeese because you don't call 2 geese, gooses. But you also don't call 2 moose, meese...
A male mongoose is called a mongoose