Devoted Pet Goose Defends his Owner from Stranger
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Coming up on 10,000,000 views---thank you all! Wally the goose is very loving to his owner, but not so to everyone else. He was raised from a gosling by his owner, but he strikes out at everyone else, even his owner's own brother. After the attack, Wally flaps with pride to his three cheering friends.
2024 update, Wally continues to live happily! I'll soon post some clips of him through the years from when this video was taken
Goose: **bites man**
Other Geese: **DEMONIC SCREECHES OF JOY**
I imagine this is kind of how some dinosaurs behaved. Imagine them a little bigger. Maybe some scales.
The terrifyingly annoying honk of the T-Rex will horrify you for life
@@awesomeatronik Right but put some depth and some pitch down townwards on that honkage and you have one blowhole roaration fantaslement, you know what I’m saying, like a tuba blower that smoked too many cigarettes, man that shit would out hair on your chest if you heard it
Kinda underrated comment lol
I made it 666!
Yas😇
"Oh by the way, tomorrow is bring your pet to work day!"
Owner: *laughs manically*
FIRST REPLY
@@snakevenomous72 si señor fiesta
Meanwhile, his co-worker who happens to have a peregrine falcon as a pet "I'm about to feed my pet and end this man's career"
@@snakevenomous72 You think you could just edit your comment and get away with it? This is the internet lad, your fiest reply will never go away
True 😔
Back in 2016 a Canada goose crash landed on my balcony. He had a broken wing. I took him to the emergency vet, but could not afford his treatment. They sent him to the Cincinnati zoo for treatment, and gave them my phone number so they could keep me in the loop with how his treatment was going. They called and asked if I wanted to give him a name, and I named him "Oscar" after my grandfather, and went to visit him a few times. After about 6 months he was fully recovered and ready to be released back into the wild. They called and asked if I would like the honor of releasing him, and I happily accepted. Lo and behold, when spring rolled around he returned to my balcony to say hello; and continued to do so every year...until this year. He did not show this year, and I'm so bummed out over it and really worried about him :(
Birds know gratitude, which many humans have left ❤️👍🙂Thanks for helping and rescuing it.
And good that the zoo members gave you so much insights , updates and let you still be in contact with goose for 6 months
We aren't from Canada, but vets here are not so trained and clever and even not passionate abt their work, amd they don't show same honor and hospitality to their clients as the zoo people shown to you
From 2016 to 2023, it’s over 7-8 years. He must have died of old age by now and that is why he couldn’t make it this time.
@@gbasar1032 They can live up to 25 years
Incredible sense of direction/location!
Aww I'm so sorry... What a lovely story, and I bet he's doing fine out there. Maybe he found a family and settled down, or his nature instincts took over and he got busy with other stuff. Whatever it is, I'm sure he remembers you and thinks of you, considering he came back all those years. I hope you see him again. Please update us if you do! Sending love.
Love how he goes back to the other ducks to laugh 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pretty sure there also geese
The proud and victorious flapping gets me
@@Patentmat "BE WITNESS TO MY VICTORY FLAPS, ALL WHO RESIDE IN MY REALM"
My dad had a chicken and I had a duck when we each grew up. Currently there's a cockatiel pair that share our living room. Male birds are so macho disproportionate to their size, which gets dangerous with weight and groups. (Emus dude, emus.) But is adorable when you know the species's culture/language for lack of better phrase.
My duck would get moody if he thought I was cheating on him, but he was egocentric like an infant; all good if he spends time with other ducks or people or my dog. 😂
Geese tho, they’re geese
Lmao 🤣
that escalated quickly
I would have grabbed the goose and Hugged it till death.
Even if it was staring to kill me lmao 😂
0:14 That moment when the goose realized its mistake 😂😂
Not quick enough.
@@Shuja_Khyber Yeah we can hope, the it killing you part of course.
@@Yue_Jin Brueh, You do Realise the fucking Goose has a scrawny neck that can be snapped in an instance?
Here in Vietnam, we have goose as watchdogs and they are so good at their job not only they keep the robbers out but also the house owner.
hello vietnam fellow!! I'm vietnamese too
Lovely... Just another day in Vietnam
Big sized one work best , just saw a dog running away from a goose in fear
"They are not in the trees, they are the trees".
Plot twist: the geese ARE the house owners
The sheer terror with which the camera man tried to avoid the goose’s chomp was hysterical
I'll try to put up a few more of him. Visited Wally again 5 years on and nothing has changed. Just put up a short of that short visit
His laugh made me laugh 😂
Don’t worry
The cameraman always lives
0:14 Goose: "HEY! WAIT A MINUTE!"
This reminds me that my mom said when she was younger, the dump in her city didn’t have a guard dog. They had a guard goose. Thing was ferocious and people were scared of it.
Geese and turkeys will fuck you up, they’re terrifying creatures... lol 😂 😂 😂
@@CheshireCesare And peacock
Your profile pic is awfully familiar
In India, peacocks are preferred over dogs for guard duty. Those guard birds are notorious for protecting their territory. Thieves are scared of them.
@@rebeltvr6046 I ain't no thief, but when they spread their tail, I'd poop my pants
I love how the other geese started smelling the killer instinct coming through the air and preemptively shrieked
Funny and true. 😆
@@o0sunsi0o fake and gay
@@He-who-wakes why are u gae
It's Jurassic Park but with birbs instead.
@fox downy you ok bro?
LMAO
I love how they all just start screaming
Its funny when they attack people 🤣🤣🤣
@@SMCwasTakenikr!
The goose just kept screaming after like he was disgusted that the man dared to touch him 😂
Goose: *"Violence isn't the answer it's a question and the answer is yes!"*
LOOOOOOOL! You win the internet today bud
This comment is perfection!
Whats up urameshi-
Technoblade refrence yooo
Sounds like something roger would say off american dad xD
I like how the goose initially is like “ah thats nice, a third hand”
Then it swaps to
“WAIT? A THIRD HAND?”
HONK
@@rotyler2177 *Honk intensifies*
@@nathanford1201 "What!? Hooman!? HONK!"
@@rotyler2177 yes?
@@honk42069 ... HONK.
I've had a hard time picturing how birds could be the descendants of ancient dinosaurs. Now I see it.
Watching seagulls fight for food. That's when I realized Dinos didn't really die off lol
This reminded me of the flock of geese I used to feed at my vending job. Giant boxes full of 64 individual bags of chips were always likely to have had at least one bag that got blown open, and I saved those chips to feed to the geese while sitting on the back of my work box truck. Though I never tried to pet them, they certainly never attacked me. I hope those geese are still doing alright and have found a new friend to feed them.
Yeah, I hope they didn't turn to Grey Goose Vodka when you left.
Not sure if chips are healthy for geese
@@wonderpunch4984 beggars can’t be choosers. I’m sure the calories are better than none at all. The Pet food industry and all the misinformation on the internet has you believe that bread and chips are bad for them. If you read it in a peer reviewed journal, then believe it.
@@wonderpunch4984 Excessive salt isn't good for my dog. So if I want to share popcorn with him I don't dress it.
I'm sure they enjoyed chomping on those chips! 🪿
When the goose is hugging his owner, you can see him trying to preen his hair. That's flock behaviour. I love it
sometimes our chickens do this to me and it's so sweet
duck also do that
"That's flock behavior" 😤😤
@@gxxnie?
Sorry to be rude but a Group of geese is called a gaggle
This is the only hint of kindness geese will ever show. Treasure it.
If they like you they will like you forever
Very hard to form relationships with adult birds
@@brandonfoley7519 I assume the one who got Hugs, probably raised the goose from Gooseling
They are very mean animals. I see them chasing joggers at the park lol
@@jpch8814 They aren't Mean their territorial
Can confirm
Gooses are silly, but also masters of the nipple cripple twist of doom.
Approach at your own risk 🤣🤣
Adorable......the intrusion was noticed by the goose and her friends agreed and backed her up. Can't fool a goose. She knew there was an arm there, that did not belong.
Goose: another hand is petting me?
Goose:....
Goose: wait a minute humans don't have 3 hands...
Dark Souls Boss theme song.
😂😂😂
lmfao
LMAO 🤣
PLIN PLIN PLON
Somebody make this edit
Look at his geese friends in the background, cheering for him slaying a human... that's real friendship right there.
Geese are assholes. Known fact.
It’s interspecies friendship too. The brown goose is a domesticated swan goose. The white geese are domesticated greylag geese.
"Yeah, go get him, Jerry! EAT HIS ANKLES"
@El Maccho wives?
@El Maccho how many wives does oen normally have?
A goose: challenges the immortal cameraman
Everyone: *Wait, that's illegal*
The Romans were smart to use geese as guards...yes, they actually did! They used them on the Palatine, one of Rome's seven hills. During a siege by the Gauls in 390 B.C., the Palatine was saved by honking geese that warned the defenders of an attack.
They also seriously did screwed up stuff to a dog every year to commemorate the event after the dogs failed.
I love how those other 2 at the back are like just having a laugh😂
I like how the Geese looks at the extra hand at 0:12 like "..Wait a second... You're not him! DIE!"
HAHAHA
Easily my favorite comment on here.
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Goose: it's time for you to bleed.
@Shaan Naafir lmfao 😂😂
Why is noone talking about that other goose in the background just hyping the attacking goose up. It's the goose equivalent of going "Oooooooooooooooh" at a fight
LMAO! There's always an instigator in the wings
why do u type shit without lookjng? youd know that many ppl are talking about it if u sorted comment section to popular
@@niyazrahman2058 🗿
@@niyazrahman2058 someone's mad
@@theresearcherofart no im just sick of the "why is no one.."method of cultivating likes, when someone CLEARLY DID WRITE ABOUT IT.
That’s at the same time an awesome, loyal friend, and a jerk! 😂🤣
I like how the other geese are cheering him on, almost exclaiming, "VICTORY IS OURS!!!"
Goose: "There's only room for one human in this flock, buddy, and and it ain't you!"
Wow 1.7k likes but no reply?
gaggle
@@smashlee6181 Flock, gaggle, both work.
Some jails here in Brazil are using geese to guard the prison instead of dogs, the inmates used to throw food to the dogs and they became friendly to them, the geese don't like anybody but their owner and they attack and make a lot of noise if someone steps into their territory
oh sh*t really?
Damn goose doesn't care...goose doesn't give a sh*t....
I hope this is true
@@ssstylish2681 huh, that’s pretty interesting! Thanks for sharing it
@@lolom8772 You're welcome
Holy shit
*Give those Guards some raise*
Swans are loyal also. These birds are very adorable.
This goose is more loyal than people ever will be :o
Yeah unfortunately true.
Like you 😂
Or cats
Cats are ungratefull
@@kaloz429mobile9 Bro doesn't know cats
can we shut up with this 10 year old mentality already lol "people suck and animals are awesome just because they're stupid and they don't know what they're doing" like stop lol Just cause they're not mentally capable of being "evil", doesn't mean they're morally better and it also doesn't mean we're any less moral because we're capable of more things. Morality is a complicated subject but I feel like the general population is smart enough in 21st century to know really, really basic things like this
I love how she stopped to check and see who’s hand was in her face before she went ham
Good catch.
Yes,she
@@zay_rat8942 it :3
@@asyncasync boy if you don’t get your
@@zay_rat8942 shut up kid :\
I love how his friend doesnt help him and just watches the whole thing of the goose attacking him. XD that's true friendship.
Conflict of interest
Guess you could say it gave him GOOSEbumps
It’s two guys on a pick-nick that isn’t his friend. It’s his boyfriend lol
You can see he actually try to help, but too busy laughing
Priority
Bruh that's his brother😑
Notice how at 0:33 the Geese and the guy with the grey jacket starts bowing to each other. Geese use a lot of body language to communicate, as well as verbal cues. The head bowing is a greeting.
That's one feisty cobra chicken you've got there...he's lucky it's not the Canada kind. Geese are more effective than armed guards. At least where leisurely strolls are involved
“Who tf gave you permission to touch me”
Thats about it lol
Exactly! 🤣🤣🤣
“Who tf gave you the permission to bite me*
There’s something primordial about geese. As if they are suppose to be like 20 feet tall & this is just their miniature form.
Aren’t they related to dinosaurs? That’s probably it
Poultry have not forgotten what it is like to be a dinosaur.
@@jupiterisaak1004 They are avian dinosaurs. The ones that went extinct are non-avian dinosaurs. A lot of people say that birds are related to dinosaurs, without realising they *are* dinosaurs. Look it up :)
@@Walpurgis117 how have the turnables have tabled
Hahaha. So true. They do look like they should be humongous!
Protecting his loved one ❤
The split second of false feeling of calm in this video, for both for the man and the goose, cracked me up😅
The goose initially enjoying the mans hand before noticing the betrayal. And the man feeling comfortable enough using his bare hand, instead of the glove he had reserved for that😂I feel like that special little moment really connected them 😂
We had one as a kid, she was injured and landed in our yard. My mom fed her and nursed her back to health. She never left and decide to stay. She would sit on the porch with my mom and get in her lap. She was a wild goose that loved my mom. Would follow her everywhere. She eventual passed about 7-8 years later. My mom found her in the rose garden under a bush. Where she just went to sleep. We named her Candy. She was a very sweet goose.
rip dear candy
Aww that’s such a sweet story
😊
Awwww😢
God gave me this story to witness cause I almost forgot there was wholesome stuff in life wow lol
@@txwhyxbeetsx4ever381 Bless 🙏
I love how the ones in the background are egging him on.
It’s like those videos of homies in high school gettin in fights , the ones in the background make similar noises.
Ha.. ha ha... hahaha _egging_ him on ^^ Punny!
@@sc3961 lol but i dont think it was intended
Hey what's good for the gander...
Goose gang
Lmao those honks were filled with ATTITUDE!!!!
so adorable
A pet goose protecting its owner very wholesome
Geese are very loyal creatures, they're usually a "one human bird". :)
You here lol
Holy shit, it's you... I can't believe the creator of the #1 teletubbies horror game commented on this video, Also you brung us childhood
Y e s
Yes, the guardians use to have pet gooses outside the entrance to their secret lairs for scare the teletubbies away or alert of something, because they have a microphone and tubbymicro camera with tubby charger incorporated, sadly the newborns killed our Favourite Slendytubbies III Guardian.
(Its sarcasm and a Good Plot Twist)
I hope you answer me God Zeo
His laugh makes it so so much better. Like he knew he is going to get attacked.
Almost 2k likes but no replies, strange
@@antizx9677 If not for your comment, I wouldn't have known this got so many likes lmao
@@harshityadavCamper thank u gentleman 🙂
“I’m in danger.” 😄
In my town they have the gooses guard my local at&t parking lot, so once they finesse you with the overpriced bill you ain't getting back in :/
You can't convince me birds aren't dinosaurs
I love how the other goose in the back are like: "hhhehehe"
You gotta appreciate the guts of geese who fearlessly charge primates about 30x their weight with nothing but a dull beak and hollow bones.
My guy they have serrated tongues and sharp teeth. They can be gentle tho I’ve been accepted into a few flocks. It’s great like having a bunch of badass friends protecting you
@@HeGotNoArms How can we fight back? I would like to know incase of any future scenarios concerning me and a goose.
@@somerandomguyontheinternett you don't. Run.
@@somerandomguyontheinternett One trick I've seen is to grab them by the throat right at the base of the head, and just YEET. However this is a remarkably difficult trick to pull off, so I strongly suggest you just flee.
@@somerandomguyontheinternett you just saw a video of a violent goose attack lol, I think the answer is to just laugh and roll around on your picnic blanket. In seriousness, I think you just want to calmly walk away and like just not freak out and die because it's only a medium sized waterfowl.
Goose touched by a human who is not a owner:
"So you have chosen death"
Oh god, I just watched The lord of the ring for the first time and now I know where this comes from
creative aren't we
Not funny. Be quiet.
Then pay with your blood!
@@__matcha there's no such thing as an original thought get over it
Lol such loyalty.
Wow, 1st time cameraman isnt safe
I love how he stands up tall and proud and flaps his wings like "ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?" 0:49
He won the crowd. "Maxi-Goose! Maxi-Goose!"
I think he just did it for the crowd. He knows humans in this place dont kill geese in a fight. Very smart of him, the crowd really believed he truly won.
Actually that's a sign of 'good riddance'.. they usually do that after a fight
🤣🤣🤣
I was more under the impression like, "Mess with me again, I dare you!"
The goose was right, goose didn't even know that guy and he starts touching him, that's weird man. I would have bit him too.
Ahahahaha imagine being groped by a stranger, pros get locked up, or bit up
Just imagine if a stranger tried petting you when your being hugged by a friend.
honkrassment
😂😂😂🤣🤣
They are brothers.
The goose is litterlary like a kid when they get hugged by there parents infront of there friends but still wanna seem cool
Birdies are so funny! They are the funniest things in nature, to me!😊
Other person: _tries to pet the goose_
The goose: *”Peace was never an option”*
Ah yes Classic
Ah! Yeah! The meme came back!
_So you have chosen death_
Haha fonni not overused meme you’re so fonni hahhahhahaha 😹🤣😂😹🤣😂😹🤣😂😹🤣😂😹🤣😂😹🤣😂😹🤣😂😹🤣😂😹🤣😂😹🤣😂😹🤣😂😹🤣😂
Peace is rarely an option
I had a goose just like this....followed me everywhere and never attacked me, but scared the hell out of everyone else. People who visited our home would often be seen running away terrified. Best guard goose ever.
guard goose XD
My neighbour's pet goose became friends with me because I gave him food. Sometimes he would come and tickles my back with his beak demanding a food when I sat on the chair outside.
i have a goose like that as well (his name is George). there are very good guards.
Sounds like this one too. What would happen if they met 🤯
It's like a bird version of Bobby Hill
"I don't know you!"
0:22 that betrayal, when the friend lets go of the birb
Hes the bad boy in the wattpad books that hates everyone except the innocent, kind female protagonist he's going to date
asshole to the world, sweetheart to his girl
LMAO
😂
hahahahaha
The thing is, this is so fucking true that it _HURTS_
0:31 he just takes a few steps back after getting bonked like "aight, you're stronger than you look, I'll let this one slide"
You can see him be like "Oof ok u got it."
@@maltheri9833 *discombobulate*
@@natechicken685 E L B O W D E S T R U C T I O N
She*
THe fucking idiot almost broke the goose neck. Fucking idiot friend, never invite him again
Peace was never an option "says the geese"
I like how the goose's chicks are cheering for him at the back.
For anyone wondering, this is called imprinting. It’s something some mammals do, but more famously birds as well, especially ducks and geese. When they’re still little and they’re separated from their mother, they automatically start looking for a “mother figure” or “role model.” Once they choose someone (it can be a person or another animal), they will look up to them, follow them, and might even try to mimic them. Geese are very territorial and possessive, so it’s very likely this goose imprinted on that guy with the black jacket and is protective of him.
Agreed, except that wild geese, unlike ducks and most galliform birds, are biparental. Ganders don't incubate or brood, but fiercely defend their sitting mates, and goslings imprint on and follow both parents.
i only knew imprinting from ark lmao
lol twilight
@@newgroundswasbetter777 That’s literally what I said and what imprinting means. You really thought you were on to something there lmao.
@@newgroundswasbetter777 Because baby geese, ducks, chickens, quail (precocial birds) etc. leave their nest forever within a few hours of hatching, and must bond with their parent very quickly BEFORE they leave. Once this critical bonding period is over, it is much more difficult for them to bond with a substitute, and the bonding process is slower if it occurs at all. Imprinting is a two way (three way in biparental species such as geese and New World quails) process; parental adults bond with their offspring within a brief peruod after hatching. The same holds for mammals such as Impala, Zebras, and Wildebeest, whose babies can stand and then walk and run with their mother shortly after birth.
By comparison, altricial birds and most baby mammals are helpless at birth, and remain in a nest for days or weeks, or even months, before they leave. Baby monkeys and apes, unlike most altricial mammals, (including Humans), have the ability to cling to their mothers and other parental adults shortly after birth, enabling said parental adults to carry them about, so very few primates keep their babies in nests. With altricial mammals as with precocial mammals, mothers and other parental adults STILL imprint very quickly on their neonate babies, but the babies imprint slowly and gradually, and can easily bond/imprint over a longer period of time.
In conventional farming practice, bull calves of dairy breeds of cattle are taken from their mothers and either killed or raised for veal. If her calf is removed as it is born, and the mother is thus prevented from cleaning off and imprinting on her calf, she will accept its' removal with little ir no observable sense of loss. The exact opposite usually happens if she has a chance to imprint on her calf before it is removed; she will show very obvious and prolonged distress, lowing persistently and searching for her missing baby.
You're not a scientist, and science seeks precision and discernible patterns. Not reactive, "what's the difference", or "nobody gives a s*@t" responses!
"This is my human, there are many like this human but this human is mine" haha
Lmao
I love this comment
Fmj ?
should of added the reaction "This is my human, there are many like this human but this human is mi- Who TF are you!?!?"
@@AC-uw4il if he did then it wouldn't have been funny
The cameraman may never die, but he endureth.
Once he figured out that arm belonged to someone else he went off! 😂
I love that my geese only come to my call. They're the sheep of birds. Can't help smiling when they answer me with excited swarks, and then run to me, flapping their huge wings.
Who asked
@@DR1PxWRLD I did. I'm the guy who asked
The geese I have encountered in my life show that geese are not "sheep," in that they are aggressive animals who won't think twice about threatening or attacking other animals or people.
@@proudatheist2042 Nah, they're just making up for their small stature. No other poultry can thrive on grass alone, like sheep can!
@@proudatheist2042 Yes they can be terrotorial and display aggressive behaviour. But they certainly think twice about being agrrssive. I was feeding some egyptian geese with babies today. There are also plenty of cannada geese ( a bigger species) who often charge in pairs at the grown egygptian geese to claim some food for themselves. So I just stepped inbetween. This simple action made them reconsider. Realising they had to go throw me made them think twice and calm down. Don't underestemate their intelligence they certainly can adapt to situations and learn. Like all social animals geese are pretty smart.
*Other guy pets her*
Goose: Then pay with your blood
Him, actually. That big, fleshy bump over the beak means he's a gander.
@@metrophor Male Chinese Goose (Anser cynoides). Wild and domestic Graylag ganders (Anser anser) don't have the bill knob; they're just bigger, louder, more aggressive versions of females of the same genetic background.
@@motherlandbot6837 Thanks for the species! I remembered that bump = male, but couldn't think of the name of this nippy boi.
You dare oppose the might of the imperial legion?!
Halt ! You violated the law !
May god bless and keep you always good people
Don't be afraid. The cameraman never dies! 😉
Goose: you violated the peace treaty i must now attack
Then pay whit your blood ha haa
Peace was never an option
There is end in friend. There is end in girlfriend. But goose will never leave you.
_i wanna like but it's 69-_
But isn't there go in goose?
@@martini1094 Its goo not go
Can it oose though??
@@martini1094 go and come back
Owner has a lot of respect!
Other geese back there like " GET HIS ASS MAN "
Goose to owner: I LOVE YOU!
.
goose to strangers: *PEACE WAS NEVER BEEN AN OPTION*
Peace was never an option.
was never been
Oh boy this comment again LMAO
Peace was never an option
Geese got into adoption.
Hugged by owner: "Yes, yes, I'm here Master! So happy to see you!"
Hugged by a stranger: "And I took that personally."
So anyway, i started blasting
Can you be my love?
🤭🤭🤭 He Said how dare you touch Me 🤣🤣🤣 and the Other geese were gonna back him up too 😏 I Love how they started talking about him🤭💜
I love how even the owner has the "please dont murder me" look on his face lmao
If he wasn't holding that camera, he never would have left alive...
The cameramen always survives xD
@@cryptidinthewoods7262 usually because they are cowering
They always have extra health bar
0:49 When the guy said: "He got me right here , it hurt." You can see the goose was pretty satisfied with himself flapping away with a battle cry 😂
One thing! Just one thing! Please tell IT to me: WHY tf do I have so many fans even though no UA-camr is unprettier than I am? WORLDWIDE!!!! WHY??? Tell me, dear free
@@orange_5936
Me: *checks video list*
Axxl: "I would cheat on my two girlfriends"
Also me: *Pretending I didn't see anything and going back to watching murder geese*
@@flidethechemist Bruh, you have seen what you can't unsee anymore 😂😂😂😂
0:30 I love how the other geese seem to be egging him on. Attack!
goose: I don't remember giving you permission to touch me!
0:48 "I will now declare victor to myself"
A true warcry!
Majestic
Glorious
Imagine that duck like 10 times bigger.
Boom! Dinosaur. Movement, behavior, sounds, everything fits perfectly.
Shoebills are literally dinosaurs too
@@Brohan97 Bruh, those things are terrifying.
Chickens are like tiny a T-Rex.
a rare moment where the cameraman almost died. that's how op those goose are
Man. Pet gooses are very protective on their owners attacking anything and anyone they feel and see. It's because their owners are the ines that rescued and raised them since they're goose ducklings.
The way the goose goes from 0 to 100 the moment he realizes he's not being touched by his human like "the AUDACITY of this MAN?"
The Goose woke up and chose Violence but chose not to do it on you.
Well
Wow, that's a very loyal goose friend.
His mates laughing in the background 😂
We had a goose once. We keep him coz he acts like a guard dog lol... Only problem is when he's in a bad mood, he also attack me. :V
It’s a guard dinosaur XD
People also use goose to guard chicken
@@slayer2450 We cant... He'd kill the chickens when he gets mad haha... Even our turkeys back off of him. :V
@@marlboro_19 you're suppose to raise them together when they're still young.
@@slayer2450 I see... makes sense, we bought it as food and just decided to leave him be coz he actually do more guarding than our dog haha... 😅
I love how the owner reacts by communicating with the birds that he is in control with his head movements that the birds mimic breaking off the attack. Awesome.
Is this comment a joke?
?????
I saw that and was looking for a comment to explain this.
No lo había notado xd!
@@wanders278 creo que no xd
Very funny! I had two of these. Schnattchen and Elisabeth. They protected me and my parents. At the end they were befriend with our grumpy perser cat named Dirko. He loves to chase dogs in the neighborhood..
gotta love how they flex and celebrate after they won a battle
Therapist: Yandere goose don’t exist, it can’t hurt you.
Yandere goose:
Lmaoo
It's just goose then
Bruh... you're being cringey asf right now
Lmaooo
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I love how the goose walks away still angry as if saying, "And I've NEVER been so insulted in all my life!"
Peace was never an option
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It's the panic in his voice that completes this for me