What is a goose?

Husa is a bird in the Anatidae family, which also includes ducks and swans. Many people classify geese in families Anser and Branta as "real geese" to distinguish them from other birds in the same family, some of which have common names that include the term "goose" even though they are not really goose. Geese are abundant all over the world, with a wide range of very diverse species. Birds also have more pointed accounts, rather than blunt duck accounts with short necks and muscular bodies. Some goose species can be quite large, so they are very popular as a source of food in some areas of the world and geese are also known to be extremely territorial, leading some people to use geese as guardians and herd animals. The joint of goose eggs is usually small and motivates parents to keep an eye on the nest and the resulting gosteNY furiously to ensure that they get a chance to live in adulthood. Like other birds in the Anatidae family, geese are very good swimmers and divers and feed on the range of plants, small insects and other small creatures.

Generally, geese are associated with water, while some species hang around fresh water, while others prefer the environment of salt water. A remarkable exception to this rule is the rare nēnē or Hawaiian goose, which lives primarily on Earth. Nēnē geese are considered to be vulnerable and the Hawaiian government has taken a number of steps to maintain the population of goose on the islands of healthy.

Some common goose include Cackling, Canada, Gray, Emperor, Snow and Greylag Hus. Husy is also one of the oldest of domesticated livestock and have been brought up for generations in Europe and Asia. Many domesticated geese are bred to be particularly heavy, which makes them a better source of food, andAs a result, they are also quite strong. In fact, fully adult goose is able to break the bones with their powerful wings, and the geese can take out an ugly piece from the victims, even though they have no teeth.