New meaning for the proverb, “What’s good for the goose is good for the gander.”
Goose flying upside down is simply showing off, say experts
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Can we arrange an exchange with the Dutch? All our geese know how to do is block traffic.
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And crap on golf courses.
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As they say on SOUTH PARK: “Blame CANADA!”
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Showing off? And yet, in the article the author also says that geese use this tactic to avoid birds of prey, and to dump altitude around hunters too. So, practice maybe?
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I had no idea a bird can fly upside down. The can turn inverted but can their wings create lift to actually fly that way? I would be skeptical.
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