Can a goose live alone?

But geese are not meant to be solitary creatures. If a mate dies, the surviving goose will live independently while seeking another mate, but if it doesn't find one, will almost always remain with its flock, sometimes helping out a mated pair with their young.

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2023-01-07 06:58:09

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How long does a rock live?
Rocks at the surface of the earth are of many different ages. They range from over three billion years
billion years
Byr was formerly used in English-language geology and astronomy as a unit of one billion years. Subsequently, the term gigaannum (Ga) has increased in usage, with Gy or Gyr still sometimes used in English-language works (at the risk of confusion with Gy as abbreviation for the gray, a unit of radiation exposure).
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old to less than one million years old.
2023-09-16 03:14:16

Can a goose lay 2 eggs a day?
Geese lay an average of five to six eggs per clutch (all eggs laid and incubated together by one goose) at about the rate of one egg a day, but you may find nests with anywhere from two to 12 eggs, or—rarely—even more. The goose completes her clutch over several days and begins to incubate when her clutch is complete.
2023-05-26 03:10:26

How long can a witcher live?
The maximum lifespan of a witcher is unknown because they never actually die of old age. Their profession is so dangerous that most are eventually killed by the monsters they've sworn to eradicate.
2023-05-08 10:30:08

Is grey duck a goose?
The original name is anka anka, gråttanka. Which translates to duck duck, GRAY DUCK. Not goose. This version of the game also forces kids to be more patient, creative and clever.
2023-04-21 06:57:12

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