Geese: Peace Was Never an Option

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  • čas přidán 3. 09. 2020
  • This is the most feared animal by city slickers; the Goose. Rake in the lake.
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Komentáře • 8K

  • @butterqueen767
    @butterqueen767 Před 3 lety +9

    As a Canadian, I can confirm this is where we store our anger.

  • @ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid

    "Canada's military sucks. They barely have an air force!"

  • @TheDecree93
    @TheDecree93 Před 3 lety +8

    They fly in a V-formation...for “vengeance”

  • @tiffanyjones14
    @tiffanyjones14 Před 2 lety +850

    I love how they confidently waddle into the road, knowing full well that everyone will stop.

  • @bstearns4996
    @bstearns4996 Před 2 lety +462

    When I was 6, a Canada goose followed me home and refused to leave. He had an injured wing and decided I would be the one to help. Luckily my parents agreed. I have since been exempt from angry geese.

  • @josephhalbohn5962
    @josephhalbohn5962 Před 3 lety +6

    “They have no fear of people”

  • @zeta970
    @zeta970 Před 3 lety +4

    "Canada geese were once a protected species"

  • @bunsenn5064
    @bunsenn5064 Před 2 lety +605

    I recently found out that geese are unconditionally, with NO exception, afraid of the sound of a Craftsman S205 chainsaw starting up. Every time I turn it on, every goose within audible range, no matter how angry, immediately stops what they’re doing, gets up, and flies away. It’s just a consistent thing.

  • @veramae4098

    Born 1952. There had been fear Canadian geese were going extinct. Much earlier (before my birth) a guy named Jack Miner stepped up; but I remember people talking about it. Established feeding grounds, started banding birds, keeping records that formed the basis of the U.S. / Canadian migratory bird treaty. He was very successful.

  • @duffinthemuffin5792
    @duffinthemuffin5792 Před 3 lety +9

    Swan: lust

  • @dustinh4175

    I have fed and befriended them and have become the geesemaster. They are now my mighty army that no one will dare challenge.

  • @whytebearconcepts

    I worked in an urban irrigation project for a few years and we had a lot of geese and ducks. The old timers carried spray bottles with a diluted mixture of water and ammonia with them, when the geese got aggressive they would spray the attackers on the chest of back with the smelly stuff. They would immediately stop and retreat. After a while the aggressive birds learned to avoid the guys with the bottles.

  • @huy4957
    @huy4957 Před 3 lety +4

    Absolutely horrendous creatures, their hollow bones filled with anger and hate, necks of snakes and sounds of the devil, I love them

  • @shadesilverwing592
    @shadesilverwing592 Před 3 lety +1

    "Why are Canadians so nice?"

  • @Tet68
    @Tet68  +15

    Love when the honkers fly over, honking.

  • @michaelbuckers
    @michaelbuckers Před 21 dnem +8

    Fun fact: geese fly in V-formation because their wingtips generate spinning vortices, and by positioning oneself in exactly correct spot behind the leader, the follower goose can ride the updraft of that vortex - which is a lot less physical effort to stay airborne. Headwind resistance is actually slightly more, because the leader pushes the air backwards and the follower has to fly through that, but being in the updraft more than makes up for it. Due to the same effect geese can sometimes enter formations beside moving vehicles with particular aerodynamics.

  • @treblebat
    @treblebat Před 3 lety +2

    When i was like 5, a goose bit me. My dad was like "it didn't hurt. geese don't have teeth."

  • @szlerpy8322
    @szlerpy8322 Před 3 lety +5

    I just realized that the “f” in goose stands for friendly!

  • @Donuts_random_stuff

    We have a goose named goose, it isn’t just a goose tho because it’s a special breed with curly feathers and she was the only one of her batch of incubator eggs that hatched

  • @kirikakirikakirika
    @kirikakirikakirika Před 2 lety +10

    Normal birds: Are you guys flying south for the winter or what?