Oh come on, that wasn't an attack. It was more like:"Hey you, stay away from my family!" He was walking towards you to warn you... but what a adorable family! Awwwww!
I've been learning all my parenting skills from geese: "Protect children at all costs." Also, Hissing and Bobbing heads = get ready for attack stranger danger.
When the Canada goose bend his head downward, or bobbing hid head and open their wings, it is a warning, and also they can hiss. It's about to attack a person who is bothering the goslings.
Dont disturb them! They are clearly showing signals of stress and you keep getting closer. Even after it runs into you, you keep walking towards them. How would you feel if you're with your children's in the park and a very intimidating person get closer to you and your babies?
I saying that because I don't like it when animals are being Jenks and people keep protecting them like they've never do nothing wrong and I say is sexist because the one recording is a man and he making it sound like he harassing the goose which he not.
@@themaster011bass2 So animals don't have a right to defend their young? The geese here are giving multiple warning signs that they don't want to be bothered, and the guy ignored them.
@@LivingWithGeese ohh that do but I just find it annoying how some animals like even a rabbit try to fight a creature that can see the is more curious than hostile and then attack a calm creature without thinking IT WOULD make it worse for the situation
Oh no! A giant is getting close to your baby! Well, we'd better just leave them be, otherwise the scary giants might not like us! Well, the giant abducted your baby. Oh well.
@@hoprat227 that was three years ago, dude. But having been around birds I can tell you they definitely don't run on instinct, they have a personality and the personality is _sass_
Geese really aren't terribly aggressive. I chase them off my property all the time - when faced with aggression they keep their distance and call for the goslings; they know better than to stand and fight.
And I don't want to get flap-slapped by a goose, but I've had a couple start charging me - when I went bully-mode and charged back, they flew off squawking like I was an axe murderer. They're all talk.
The mother goose went on top of the baby goose by accident that's why it squealed, and the father goose still attacked the human even though he didn't do anything
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Rule number one: If they open their mouth and make that Zhh sound, get away from them.
Well its not stressed the goose was warning the.man off my friend has ducks birds and turkets and roosters chickens the goose white farm goose and his ducks swim in pond the are geese he don't mess them he side they do hiss when have babies he could shoot them away are fire gun in air not hitting them but keep them out ponds but he dmside they don't hurt nothing he has farm so why add more animals lol but nko they hiss because people are bigger then them and they protect female males do
He warned you. Twice. And even then he didn't do anything. You're the one in the wrong for getting so close to the goslings. Of course they're gonna get defensive when something 4x their size gets too close to them. If you want to get close to them, let them come to you. I've been around goslings before, but that's only because the parents trusted me. Completely wild geese on the other hand will protect themselves, their mates, and their young.
Leave them alone. Use your camera zoom to take close up shots. Please stop scaring them away. The water was probably cold due rain and lack of sun shine. Leave them alone. Thank you.
I'm surprised you could even get that close lolol Michigan geese don't play around, you must be faaaarrrrrrrr away from them or the geese will notice you instantly and you got a mad goose snapping at you.
you got entirely too close to the children geese. I will be calling animal control on you as this was highly innapropriate. everyone knows that animals in the wild should be left alone especially with their babies. imagine if someone did that to you and your babies. its not funny. its not cool. i regret even viewing this video as these images will be engraved in my mind forever. awful video man. should have stayed in the drafts.
Oh come on, that wasn't an attack. It was more like:"Hey you, stay away from my family!" He was walking towards you to warn you... but what a adorable family! Awwwww!
its just kid making over exaggeration video to get many videos as possible
luuks like I'm still going up against everyone
this is like stupid things going up against
(so much of it) (to go
Respek the honk...
or prepare to receive the bonk!
More like "Celebrity Geese Stand up to Paparazzi"
Very good video thank you for taking time to make content and share+
I've been learning all my parenting skills from geese: "Protect children at all costs." Also, Hissing and Bobbing heads = get ready for attack stranger danger.
Never get close to a goose family
Jen C. @Jen C. Yes, geese are very protective over their young. Even worse, they will sometimes attack in pairs or groups.
@@davidmejia3010 I can imagine that
Unless you have a pit bull With you
Or a nest
That's what happens when you corner a family of Canadian Goose, normally there pretty docile but will turn agressive if you get near their babies.
Saw that today was videoing a family of geese with older babies
The goose need to pick and choose their fights human vs goose = dinner on my table
@@themaster011bass2 the geese will win and bite and scare you away and I will laugh!
@@shairaptor1865 I come back with knife and have some goose and rice for dinner I invite you 😋 😉
They are not docile they are very aggressive even lone geese charge and hiss at humans xd
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When the Canada goose bend his head downward, or bobbing hid head and open their wings, it is a warning, and also they can hiss. It's about to attack a person who is bothering the goslings.
Dont disturb them!
They are clearly showing signals of stress and you keep getting closer.
Even after it runs into you, you keep walking towards them.
How would you feel if you're with your children's in the park and a very intimidating person get closer to you and your babies?
That sexist say it better it sounds like you saying a man just creepy because he taller or bigger then you.
@@themaster011bass2 ? nothing about the comment is sexist... please explain what you are trying to explain, to me in more detail.
I saying that because I don't like it when animals are being Jenks and people keep protecting them like they've never do nothing wrong and I say is sexist because the one recording is a man and he making it sound like he harassing the goose which he not.
@@themaster011bass2 So animals don't have a right to defend their young? The geese here are giving multiple warning signs that they don't want to be bothered, and the guy ignored them.
@@LivingWithGeese ohh that do but I just find it annoying how some animals like even a rabbit try to fight a creature that can see the is more curious than hostile and then attack a calm creature without thinking IT WOULD make it worse for the situation
Wow im sorry they did NOT attack you.
he got charged at near the end of the video
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They are like sssssssss sssssssss ssssssssss
That was hardly an ‘attack’. Those were some surprisingly tolerant geese.
@Se Bikelife🚴♂️1975 I actually love how protective they are of each other. Smart, too.
You are not attacked by the geese. Don't lie in your video titles. I was expecting someone to genuinely get attacked by geese and they went.
You choose to watch this video
Film lion cubs next. I want to see if the parents protect there young too
THEIR, not THERE. Teachers really need to work on grammar before letting students graduate.
Thank you.
Oh no! A giant is getting close to your baby! Well, we'd better just leave them be, otherwise the scary giants might not like us! Well, the giant abducted your baby. Oh well.
A Bird Lover it's more like, "oh no, giants"....."don't worry guys,I'm sensing "bitch-ass no threat". We're good for now".
No, they run on instinct, it’s either eat, protect, run, attack, drink, sleep etc
@@hoprat227 that was three years ago, dude. But having been around birds I can tell you they definitely don't run on instinct, they have a personality and the personality is _sass_
No attack here.
Geese really aren't terribly aggressive. I chase them off my property all the time - when faced with aggression they keep their distance and call for the goslings; they know better than to stand and fight.
+Unckle Buckle yeah probably just acting tough
And I don't want to get flap-slapped by a goose, but I've had a couple start charging me - when I went bully-mode and charged back, they flew off squawking like I was an axe murderer. They're all talk.
Yeah but I wouldn't want to get pecked by them...
My point is that you won't get pecked if you make it clear you'll bust em' up should they try.
They'll keep their distance.
Goslings never stray from their parents. When they go goslings are right with them.they would never have to call their goslings to them.
Holy shit I’m from Iowa
Yes
The mother goose went on top of the baby goose by accident that's why it squealed, and the father goose still attacked the human even though he didn't do anything
Rule number one: If they open their mouth and make that Zhh sound, get away from them.
if hissing is an attack then imagine what some of your readers do !
+HelenaMikas I'm not a writer
If you stand your ground they'll turn away. Duh. There are squirrel hunters with more guts than you.
That wasn't an attack, that was "you're too close" in goose language. They're probably first-time parents.
When birds have their mouth open they are stressed
Well its not stressed the goose was warning the.man off my friend has ducks birds and turkets and roosters chickens the goose white farm goose and his ducks swim in pond the are geese he don't mess them he side they do hiss when have babies he could shoot them away are fire gun in air not hitting them but keep them out ponds but he dmside they don't hurt nothing he has farm so why add more animals lol but nko they hiss because people are bigger then them and they protect female males do
Why you hassling them anyway? Let animals be, there not yours.
They didn't seem to be too worked up. I think they accepted that you didn't mean any harm.
Get rid of the stupid intro and just get on with the video.
Lol
@@rsadsultanov3071 yeah
the male geese actually attacks
+DaRk WaNder they like to Hiss
@JustinBieber stfu dumbass
@@Eastkentuckysirensandtrains relax bro
Lol
Leave them alone.
One of the fuckers bit me as a little kid
its called AVOID
He warned you. Twice. And even then he didn't do anything. You're the one in the wrong for getting so close to the goslings. Of course they're gonna get defensive when something 4x their size gets too close to them. If you want to get close to them, let them come to you. I've been around goslings before, but that's only because the parents trusted me. Completely wild geese on the other hand will protect themselves, their mates, and their young.
A human easily outweighs a goose by 20-25x. They stand no chance, it’s all about intimidation.
they almost attack you
when does the attack start ? *still waiting*
Leave them alone. Use your camera zoom to take close up shots. Please stop scaring them away. The water was probably cold due rain and lack of sun shine. Leave them alone. Thank you.
I'm surprised you could even get that close lolol Michigan geese don't play around, you must be faaaarrrrrrrr away from them or the geese will notice you instantly and you got a mad goose snapping at you.
So you consider them walking away from you as "attacking you"? You have a very warped view of reality my friend.
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It’s “their young” not “there young”
Wow, I saw some cute baby goose and mommy goose and daddy goose on the grass, I moved a little bit but then they are just like “ HIIIIISSSSSSS”
To be honest I'm more shared of a rhea bite then a goose or swan bite rhea can bite your eyes or face while they can bite my legs or feet at best
It's *their* not 'there'.
I love the babies I just wanna take them home ☺️
people prefer to comment on ohrer people's comment instead of video.not me I read them but not moved in any way to reply I do video not commentary
their
their*
When they’re clearly walking away from you you should have gotten the hint. So annoying. Why can’t people let wild animals be? Film from a distance
Click bait
you got entirely too close to the children geese. I will be calling animal control on you as this was highly innapropriate. everyone knows that animals in the wild should be left alone especially with their babies. imagine if someone did that to you and your babies. its not funny. its not cool. i regret even viewing this video as these images will be engraved in my mind forever. awful video man. should have stayed in the drafts.
Ok Karen
I bet you're a ton of fun at parties.
Damn you a snowflake
i think that the person that wrote this comment is joking.
What’s the song in the intro??
10th dislike
15th here
this is why i hate goose,
spooɴ i hate any animal that wants to keep their offspring safe and defends them,its ridiculous that they are great parents.
@Capri you dont have to worry about a pile of ape, human, and most dogs shitting all over the field
I killed one before
Karma will come back to you evil
Why?
TOTAL CLICK BAIT ....NO ATTACK AT ALL ....JUST A CLUCK BAIT STOOGE