What are some adaptations of a goose?

Answer 1

I can only speak for Canadian Geese here, but they do not change their appearance. They experience a molt once a year, where they lose their feathers, but the feathers grow back with the same pattern. Once they lose their fur as goslings and get their adult feathers, that's their coloring for life.

Answer 2

The adaptations of a goose are:

1. They have blow-holes instead of nostrils on their beak to breathe on the surface of water.
2. Their feet have webbed fingers that helps to swim.
3. Their blow-holes are big that help to take in the insects and weeds as food.

Answer 3

Geese have afew adaptations. One adaptation that hey have are there webbed feet. This is skin, making their feet look like flippers. It helps them swim. Their bodies also produce an oil that they spread their feathers with. This helps to keep the goose dry when it swims in the water.

Answer 4

web feet are better to swim