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| This migratory bird, capable of traveling around 2,500 kilometers a day and reaching a speed of around 100 km/h, is robust, easy to train and faithful to its creator. Their degree of companionship is such that, during long journeys, some will help a sick specimen or stand by him if he is exhausted.
The goose is a waterfowl similar to the duck, but larger in size and weight. Its first three fingers are joined by a membrane that allows it to swim in water. It has existed for thousands of years, was bred by the Romans and other European cultures, and was considered a sacred animal by the Egyptians for 4,000 years. |
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