Feed two big geese at home, does the python really dare not enter the house?

I don't think so, after all, the python can even swallow the chicken raw, and the goose's words should no longer be a problem, so this statement should be false. An article appeared about the ability of geese to deal with snakes. Are geese afraid of snakes?

What we have to ask is, don't pythons dare to go to the countryside to raise two geese? I don't think so, because pythons are bigger snakes. They like to eat larger animals.

In fact, in the eyes of the python, the goose is not a big animal. I remember reading news reports before the python ate the whole sheep.

So, I think pythons are not afraid of geese,There are too few geese at home to scare pythons, but they are also not fuel-efficient lamps. In rural areas, geese are one of the main breeders of poultry. The surface of the wild goose looks soft, white and smooth, and it looks beautiful, but the wild goose is fierce.

I remember I used to raise a lot of geese in the country. Every day, I have to let them go out to graze. They chase me a lot.

I saw some naughty children playing with geese. In the end, they cried. In addition to chasing people, geese can also chase other animals, such as my dogs, cats, and chickens at home.

Therefore, geese are not afraid of snakes either. Geese are aggressive poultry. For a large python, the goose may not be a competitor.

Therefore, keeping two geese at home does not stop the python from entering rural homes. But for some small snakes, raising geese has a little effect.

However, many rural areas are now built for civility and environmental friendliness. In many places, we can't afford to raise poultry, and our village can't afford to raise pigs. Actually, in addition to keeping geese, there are other ways to prevent snakes from entering the houseFor example, sprinkling sulfur in front of the door and behind the house, planting plants to prevent snakes from entering, and plugging cracks and holes in the house can prevent snakes from entering the house through the holes.

I don't think that's the case, it will attract snakes and eat the geese.

Not necessarily, but it's a little better than not raising geese.

I think it's possible, because the goose's attack power is actually very strong.

For such a thing, there is indeed a high probability that there exists.

I don't think that's true, the python will definitely eat all your geese.

In fact, it is because the python is afraid.

Actually, it's not, but the goose has a warning effect, which can be notified in advance.

I think this may really be the case, because the goose is also quite vigorous and may be quite combative.

I don't think so, but it may have some effect.

I don't think it's safe, don't you think so?

Geese are very aggressive.

Snakes are afraid of geese. Because geese are very aggressive, they will take the initiative to attack strange people and animals, when they see snakes, they will continue to bite and peck with their hard mouths, and the goose's neck is as long as it is long, it is difficult for snakes to bite it, and the resistance is weak, so there is generally little snake invasion in the goose farm.

The neuroendocrine mechanisms that generate aggression responses and regulate levels of aggression are complex and not fully understood. Some studies will analyze testosterone, some will analyze cortisol, and some will analyze serotonin, but it is not enough to analyze the relationship between attack and the amount of hormone that induces endocrine in the body. Invertebrates, such as crayfish, are generally studied in detail by scientists because of their simple nervous system.

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.