Geese

No birds are warm -blooded if you do not belive me go ask someone else.My goodness!

If you really want to...

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depends in what country, just kidding, you probably marry anything as long as there is another person to ask the question. (don't know how the goose would respond but, there is a chance)

It's called a gaggle of geese.

According to: http://www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/category/goslings.html "Geese can be expected to breed past 30 years of age and a 40 year old is not uncommon. 101 years of age is the record."

Many female birds are colored duller than the male, because she does most of the incubation, and the cryptic coloration helps her blend in to the environment.

No , they are warm blooded . Like any either mammal

We used to call it a Goozel or Goosel though I cannot find that online. Might be old Polish/German/Yiddish term.

The golden goose itself is simply the temptation which traps the greedy. The story is about punishing greed and selfishness. Those who touch the golden goose (and who have no right to do so) are stuck to it. They suffer for their greed. The golden goose also initially went to the brother who was generous with his food and drink. His older brothers didn't share and so they missed out on the opportunity to win this prize...and eventually the hand of the princess.

absolutely

they do, but sometimes they kill em

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She might do that because the gooseling might be grown up and the baby needs to live by himself.

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Yes, geese are herbivores. However, at rare times they have been known to eat small insects and the like as well.

There really isn't much of one. The female goose is usually called just that, the 'goose'. "Goose" applies both to the species in general, as well as specifically the female of the species. If one was to refer to the female goose and the male goose, one would call them 'goose' and 'gander', respectively.

"beag n" should be "beagán"

However "beagán gé " doesn't mean "little goose", it means "a little bit of goose"

"little goose" is "gé bheag", pronounced "gay vyug"

Obviously not. Ganders do it all the time with no hassle from the law.

Gosling

If its original £10-12000

Yes it does! A baby goose eats more than a full grown goose because they need to grow and they are eager to eat. I did an experiment on this today. I have a lake right at the back of my house, so me and my mom went to feed them. We fed them some bread. The baby goose was basically racing. He would go under or beside the others and try to get the bread first. There was another baby goose that was there. It was doing the exact same things. They were racing against each other. But the first one was always the one getting the bread. We had loads of fun. I'm also doing some research about Canadian Geese, so stay updated for more interesting facts about these amazing creatures!

because love holds him back

Cob is a term used to describe a type of horse that is small, usually of a stout build, with strong bones, large joints, and steady disposition. The term refers to a body type of horse rather than a specific breed A thoroughbred however is generally tall, anywhere between 15.2 and 17 hands. They have long, lean muscles that cover their straight necks and long legs. These are the horses you see in races like the Kentucky Derby.

Bird feces contain caustic substances that can damage surfaces. A good method of removing it from walls is to use a pressure washer, to remove any large particles. Then take a cup of chlorine bleach (laundry bleach) or vinegar (both of these are slightly acidic) and mix this with three quarts of water. Spray this onto the wall, it'll neutralize the caustic. let it sit for about 5 minutes then pressure wash this off. The wall if it is painted may need to be repainted. Clean up any mess afterwards.

*Note: chlorine bleach can injure plants, if you have plants very close to the wall you may want to use vinegar. This 10:1 solution of bleach though shouldn't be strong enough for serious harm.

A male goose is called a gander.