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Snow Goose Snow Goose
By: Ivy LinksBy: Ivy Links
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Its wingspan is 50-65 inches For a smaller Snow Goose
its weight is 5-6 pounds For a greater Snow Goose is
6-7 pounds A Snow Goose has a black
tip on its tail and wings. Some have a yellowish head
Its wingspan is 50-65 inches For a smaller Snow Goose
its weight is 5-6 pounds For a greater Snow Goose is
6-7 pounds A Snow Goose has a black
tip on its tail and wings. Some have a yellowish head
HabitatHabitat
Snow Geese live in the northeastern Siberia, North America and Greenland
There environment is north-eastern Siberia,north America and Greenland
Their environment is usually in the artic
region
Snow Geese live in the northeastern Siberia, North America and Greenland
There environment is north-eastern Siberia,north America and Greenland
Their environment is usually in the artic
region
DietDiet
They eat most stuff that are in the plant family
Such as grass,wheat,rice and other vegetations
There predators are the artic wolf and a Polar Bear
They eat most stuff that are in the plant family
Such as grass,wheat,rice and other vegetations
There predators are the artic wolf and a Polar Bear
Off-springOff-spring
Snow Geese lay 4-5 creamy white eggs They are usually pregnant for 40 days They are born in mid June They get cared by their mother and father Their life span is 3-4 years and captive
birds live 15-20 years
Snow Geese lay 4-5 creamy white eggs They are usually pregnant for 40 days They are born in mid June They get cared by their mother and father Their life span is 3-4 years and captive
birds live 15-20 years
Fun FactsFun Facts
Noisiest of all birds shrills and also honks
Heard long before it comes in site
Noisiest of all birds shrills and also honks
Heard long before it comes in site
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I hope you are now interested in snow geese because they are very intelligent and interesting animals
Bye :)
I hope you are now interested in snow geese because they are very intelligent and interesting animals
Bye :)
