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Creatures
Goose
Adults are called Gander and Goose.
- KindAnimal
- Adult health18–22.5
- Lifespan8–16 days
- ActiveBy day
Variants
GoslingYoung · ♀
- Health
- 5
- Temperament
- Skittish
- Age
- Newborn
Young GooseJuvenile · ♀
- Health
- 10
- Temperament
- Skittish
- Damage
- 1
- Age
- From day 4
Young GanderJuvenile · ♂
- Health
- 10
- Temperament
- Skittish
- Damage
- 1
- Age
- From day 4
GooseAdult · ♀
- Health
- 18
- Temperament
- Defensive
- Damage
- 3
- Age
- From day 10
- Breeds
- Yes
GanderAdult · ♂
- Health
- 22.5
- Temperament
- Territorial
- Damage
- 5
- Age
- From day 10
- Breeds
- Yes
Old GooseOld · ♀
- Health
- 15
- Temperament
- Defensive
- Damage
- 2.4
- Age
- From day 60
Old GanderOld · ♂
- Health
- 18
- Temperament
- Territorial
- Damage
- 4
- Age
- From day 60
Behaviour
Skittish (Gosling and Young Goose and Young Gander): Runs away when you come close. Defensive (Goose and Old Goose): Keeps its distance, but fights back when hurt. Territorial (Gander and Old Gander): Warns you off, then charges if you come closer or stay.
- Notices you at
- 14 m
- Flees at
- 7 m
- Warns at
- 8 m
- Charges at
- 4 m
- Defends its young
- Within 4 m
- Fights back
- Yes
Husbandry
- Eats from
- Feeding Trough
- Lays
- Goose Egg
- Butcher with
- An axe
Breeding & pregnancy
- Breeding seasons
- Spring, Summer
- Pregnancy
- 3 days
- Litter size
- 3–7
- Between litters
- 12 days
- Needs a male in the herd
- Yes
- Juvenile at
- Day 4
- Adult at
- Day 10
- Old at
- Day 60
In the wild
- Herds per km²
- 5
- Females per herd
- 1–3
- Young per herd
- 2–6
- Largest herd
- 14
- Home range
- 45 m