are you ready to go gaga over goslings? join us as we dive into the world of geese with the one and only dr. pol from national geographic kids' barnyard babies series. let's explore the fascinating facts about these adorable creatures and learn what makes them so special.
the goose family tree
first things first, let's clear up some confusion about geese. did you know that a goose is a female, while the male is called a gander? and those cute little fluff balls you see waddling around? they're called goslings. dr. pol breaks down the differences between a goose, geese, and a gander in his fast facts video, which you can watch here.
goslings on the go
goslings are about a week old and already moving real good, as dr. pol puts it. they're quick learners and can keep up with their mom, swimming fast and exploring their surroundings. these little ones are full of energy and curiosity, making them a joy to watch.
imprinting on humans
did you know that geese and ducks can imprint on humans? this means they accept humans as their parents and will follow them all over the place. it's a fascinating phenomenon that dr. pol explains in his video. if you're lucky enough to witness this, you'll see goslings following a human around like they're their own mother.
more fun facts
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conclusion
we hope you enjoyed learning about goslings and the world of geese with dr. pol. remember to subscribe to national geographic kids' youtube channel for more fun and educational videos. and don't forget to share your newfound knowledge with your friends and family!
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