Where do the geese keep themselves when it is cold out?
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They do the same thing they've always done ... hang out around any open water they can find. It's incredible to see, but they swim in icy water and sleep on the ice without any apparent discomfort. read more
Our geese and ducks don't mind the cold in any way. They must-have water to ensure that their feathers are kept properly enough to keep them warm. They do stay busy and sleep the same place they sleep every summer. read more
A small garden shed of 1.3m (4ft) by 1.8m (6ft) would be big enough to keep 4-5 geese in. Geese will not put themselves to bed at night but once they know the night-time routine, can easily be herded into their house with outstretched arms. read more
Though penguins are the most well known, many species of birds call the Arctic and Antarctic home for at least part of the year. Skuas, petrels, Adelie penguins, and many other types of seabirds breed and raise their young in the polar regions during the summer months. read more
