A WILD GOOSE BY: SILVANA RODRIGUEZ

INTRODUCTION The family is Anataide The species is Canadensis The scientific name of the canadian goose is Branta Canadensis They are not endagered of extintion It 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 cm Their weight is 3.2_ 6.5 kg They 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 black They fly Their feathers are brown and big

HABITAT They live in the tropical rain forests The canadian geese most of the time are in lakes The climate in the tropical rain forests is good for the canadian geese because there is alot of water.

PHYSICAL ADAPTATIONS The canadian geese feathers help them to resisist cold temperatures With its peak is more easer to eat their food A canadian goose can be very agressive protecting his territory They 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: Grasses Catails Sedges Rushes Pondweeds The owls eat the canadian geese People hunt them

REPRODUCTION During the second year of his lifes, they find a mate. With that mate stay the rest of his lifes When one mate dies, the other finds other mate The female lay 3 to 8 eggs The parents stay with the baby when he knows how to hunt their food The gestation period of the female i of 30 days The name of the baby is a gosling

BEHAVIORAL ADAPTATION They migrate for the climte and food They migrate in winter The cnadian goose migrate from Canada to United States The 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 ( 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.com Animals.nationalgeographic.com Nathistoric.bio.uci.edu