Is there a scientific basis for why snakes are afraid of geese?

The saying that snakes are afraid of geese has a long history in our country, as early as the Northern Song Dynasty, the great writer Su Shi's "Notes on Qiu Chi" has a related record: geese can police thieves, but also snakes. Its dung kills the snake, the Shu people raise geese in the garden, and the snake is far away .......

This means that geese are more vigilant and can drive away snakes, and snake droppings still kill snakes. Moreover, many elderly people in rural areas of our country will also say that "snakes are afraid of geese".

So why are snakes afraid of geese? There are two reasons for this:

First, the snake is not afraid of the goose, but of the person behind the goose.

Friends who have raised geese at home know that the goose has a strong sense of territory, and its effect of guarding the door is no less than that of a dog, once it encounters a strange thing, the goose will scream for the first time, although the goose's cry is not very good, and it is a little monotonous, but the sound is very loud. Normally, when a goose is heard screaming, people come out to see what is happening. Although many people are afraid of snakes, the same snakes are afraid of people, so once the goose screams, it means that the snake has to meet people, which is not what the snake wants to see, because it will be driven away and a good opportunity to find food will be lost.

Second, the aggressiveness of the goose.

The goose is a very aggressive poultry, they are not afraid of people who are several times their size, let alone a slender snake, and the goose has a strong sense of territory, and there will inevitably be a war of expulsion when encountering a snake. In this battle, the winning side is often the big goose. Because, first of all, the size of the goose is much larger than that of the snake, and its beak has a strong lethality, and secondly, even if it encounters a poisonous snake, most of the body is covered with thick feathers, and the place without feathers is also covered by a hard cuticle, and the poisonous snake does not pose a threat to them in the slightest.

Therefore, when a snake encounters a goose, it can only run, and if it runs slowly, it will be beaten.

Yes, snakes are afraid of geese. Geese are very aggressive, will take the initiative to attack strange people or other creatures, although geese are herbivores, but have a strong ability to attack, many snakes are more afraid of geese. Geese are more powerful than snakes, and snakes have a stronger fear of geese.

The goose keeps beaking the snake with its hard beak, so the snake can only run.

Are snakes afraid of geese? The goose has a strong attack ability, it will take the initiative to attack different creatures, the snake is not its opponent, as long as it smells the smell of the goose, the snake will immediately flee, so the goose is called the natural enemy of the snake.

Goose is a common poultry, and its living habits are very special, such as water-loving, alert, cold-tolerant, regular life and so on.

Goose droppings are very smelly and can be smelled from a long distance, so raising geese can also repel snakes. Geese are also very alert. As soon as an unfamiliar creature approaches them, they will quack, hoarse, and frequent.

Geese are not afraid of snakes, but will attack them. Goose is a herbivorous bird, the whole body is a treasure, the feathers are rich and gorgeous clothing, the foie gras is a delicacy of the high table, the goose meat is rich in nutrition, complete amino acids, and the fat is monounsaturated fatty acids, the value is comparable to mutton, and it is a must-have for high-end restaurants.

As a common poultry, geese have special living habits, such as water-loving, alert, cold-tolerant, and regular life. Geese have strong disease resistance and low pollution, and are more and more loved by people as green food.

Water-loving

As a waterfowl, geese like water by nature, 1 3 times a day are in the water, accustomed to frolicking, foraging and courtship in the water, so the goose farm should be established in the environment of good water sources and wide waters, especially in flowing waters such as ditches, lakes and rivers.

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Hello, lions are not afraid of geese.

The lion (scientific name: panthera leo), a leopard in the feline family, is found in most parts of Africa and India in Asia, and all African subspecies have been listed on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. The lion is the largest living cat with an average weight and the only dioecious cat in the world.

The lion is large, evenly bouted, with medium-long limbs and toe-walking. The head is large and round, the snout is short, and the senses of sight, hearing, and smell are well developed. The canines and lobes are extremely well developed; The upper lobe tooth has three cusps, and the lower lobed tooth has two cusps; The molars are more degenerate, and the diameter of the crown is less than the height of the lateral incisors.

5 toes on the forefoot, 4 toes on the hind foot; The claws are sharp and retractable.

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There is a scientific basis for the fear of snakes and geese. There are two reasons for this: geese are aggressive, and goose droppings contain realgar or sulfur substances.

1. Geese are very aggressive and will take the initiative to attack strange people or other creatures, and snakes are not the opponents of geese at all. The big white goose can not only take care of the house like a dog, but also the natural enemy of the snake. The big male goose, in particular, will actively attack strange people or other creatures.

Weasels are no match for geese at all. The big white goose can not only watch the house like a dog, but also is a natural enemy of the weasel.

2. The feces of the goose contain realgar or sulfur substances, if the snake once it is stained, it will begin to rot in the place where it is stained, and gradually expand to other parts of the body, until the snake rots all over the body, and the snake has no way to do it, it is useless to use any method, once the snake is stained with goose dung means death, so the snake is afraid of seeing the goose.

Snakes are afraid of geese.

Because the goose is very aggressive, will take the initiative to attack strange people and animals, when they see the snake, they will use their hard mouth to bite and peck, and the goose's neck is long, it is difficult for the snake to bite it, the resistance is weak, can only wait for the opportunity to shout and escape, so the goose farm generally rarely appears snake invasion.

The goose and the chicken and duck are all domesticated from wild birds, and the ancestor of the goose is much larger than the ancestor of the chicken and duck, it is the wild goose (the goose in Europe is domesticated from the gray goose). Therefore, adult geese have a body length of about 90 cm and an average weight of about 4 kg.

The wild wild goose is an omnivorous bird that eats plant food and hunts mollusks in the water. Although the goose is a product of domestication, it still inherits the omnivorous eating habits of the wild goose. In rural areas, most people have the habit of raising geese, because in addition to providing nutrients (goose meat and eggs), geese can also be used as "sharp weapons" for gatekeepers like dogs.

The hibernation time of the snake is generally from November of the first year to April of the second year, and the length of the hibernation period depends on the length and severity of the cold season. The hibernation time of the same snake is different in different regions, and the order of hibernation of snakes is also very related to the species, gender, and age of the snake.

<> because snakes are afraid of goose droppings. Goose droppings contain a substance called realgar, and if a snake gets it, it will begin to rot where it is stained, and gradually spread to other parts of the body until the snake rots all over the body. Geese are very aggressive, geese have long necks, and snakes have more difficulty attacking geese and cannot bite the goose's neck.

Also, geese can attack snakes with their hard mouths.