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Not really. One characteristic of all living birds is the lack of teeth. However, some birds have serrations on the edges of their bills which are sort-of tooth-like. Many geese do have these serrations to help them bite off the grass that they eat. Another bird usually described as having a "toothed" bill is the merganser (several species).
Scientifically speaking,the goose has a main diet of small rodents and insects that have exoskeletons that are too hard to eat without chewing with more than two sets of teeth. You should be asking " Why do geese look like they dont have more sets of teeth on their tongues.
No. But they do have lamellae, which are serrations in their bill that help them cut and rip grasses and weeds, and to hold insects and fish.
Yes, geese, like all birds, have tongues. Their tongues are long and rounded at the edges.
No, unless you count the egg tooth, which falls off after the gosling hatches. No birds have teeth!!
Yes. I'm no geese expert, but if you see a picture close up, you can see their 'saw' like teeth structure.
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Are snow geese mammals?
No. Snow geese are birds.
When was Flight of the Snow Geese created?
Flight of the Snow Geese was created in 1972.
Will snow geese land in Canadian geese flocks?
Yes. Snow and Canadas are often found together
What kind of geese is in California?
Canada geese, white-fronted geese, emperor geese, Brant geese, lesser snow geese, Ross geese, and Aleutian geese.
Is a snow geese a herbivores?
no
Do snow geese eat fish?
A snow goose eats rootstocks and other grasses
What colors are snow geese?
white
Do snow geese have predators?
yes they do!
Where do snow geese migrate to and from?
siberia
What color are the snow geese feet?
Purple
Do snow geese have any predators?
yes they do!
What are snow geese known for?
Their white plumage
