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CANADIAN GOOSEA WILD GOOSE
BY: SILVANA RODRIGUEZ
INTRODUCTION
The family is Anataide The species is CanadensisThe scientific name of the canadian goose is Branta CanadensisThey are not endagered of extintionIt is an omnivore
They are 7 subspecies of the canadian geese but you can also call it the Canadian Goose
The animal kingdom is a bird The groups they live in are
anataide and they migrate with them
The life span is time in years
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Their height is 75 to 110 cmTheir weight is 3.2_ 6.5 kgThey have feathers in all the
body It has webbed feet They have a peak that allows
them to eat better It has black head It has black neck It has white chin It has brown feathers Their eyes are always of color
blackThey flyTheir feathers are brown and
big
HABITAT They live in the tropical rain forestsThe canadian geese most of the time are in
lakesThe climate in the tropical rain forests is
good for the canadian geese because there is alot of water.
PHYSICAL ADAPTATIONSThe canadian geese feathers help them to
resisist cold temperatures With its peak is more easer to eat their foodA canadian goose can be very agressive
protecting his territoryThey can be more agressive if they have
babies in his territory
PREYS AND PREDATORS
The canadian geese are herbivores, the plants that they eat are:
GrassesCatails Sedges Rushes PondweedsThe owls eat the canadian geesePeople hunt them
REPRODUCTION
During the second year of his lifes, they find a mate.
With that mate stay the rest of his lifesWhen one mate dies, the other finds other
mate The female lay 3 to 8 eggsThe parents stay with the baby when he
knows how to hunt their foodThe gestation period of the female i of 30
days The name of the baby is a gosling
BEHAVIORAL ADAPTATIONThey migrate for the climte and foodThey migrate in winter The cnadian goose migrate from Canada to
United StatesThe dangers in their migration is that the
people can hunt them The migration is not so long
FUN FACTS When the canadian goose migrate, they can
cover 1500 miles ( 2.400 kilometers) in just 24 hours with a good weather
They not only live in the lakes, they live alsoin the streams and ponds
It is found in the United States and Canada
BIBLIOGRAPHIES
En.wikipedia.org.wiki.canadiangoose
Allaboutbirds.comAnimals.nationalgeographic.co
mNathistoric.bio.uci.edu
