Even the most popular domestic birds like geese can be quite surprising because of their unique features.
For example, geese are known for their quite aggressive behavior, and they can be even more aggressive than roosters.
Here are a few reasons for that.
Protection
Geese are protective of their territory and nests.
They may view people or animals as a threat and act aggressively to defend themselves or their young.
Fear
When geese feel scared or cornered, they might become aggressive as a way to protect themselves.
They may try to scare away anything they perceive as a potential danger.
Mating season
During mating season, geese become more territorial and may display aggressive behavior to establish dominance and attract a mate.
This behavior is common among many animal species.
Nesting season
Geese are protective of their nests and eggs.
If they feel their nests are being threatened, they may become aggressive towards anything or anyone that comes too close.
Provocation
Geese have a strong sense of personal space.
If they feel provoked or believe their personal space is being invaded, they may respond aggressively to establish boundaries.
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