Back to Canada geese for a second... This young elephant was asking for trouble, and he got it!
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The elephant didn't like chickens either! Chased a chicken off about halfway through.
Mythocentric
Extraordinary
Undecided here James, but you've got to give the goose points for serious braves! 
A friend and I got taunted by a goose at a local recreational center. The SoCal Renaissance Faire is held at the Santa Fe Dam Rec Center. It's a major park set around a man-made lake which also serves as a settling ground for the aquifer.
In any case we were driving along to the end of the park where the faire is held and this Canada goose came racing across the grounds and hopped down into the roadbed. Once it was there, instead of continuing to rush, it posed and strolled and made it way, mincing across the pavement.
And of course we had to wait for it until it got past, and it was showing us that it could stop traffic just by being marvelous.
In any case we were driving along to the end of the park where the faire is held and this Canada goose came racing across the grounds and hopped down into the roadbed. Once it was there, instead of continuing to rush, it posed and strolled and made it way, mincing across the pavement.
And of course we had to wait for it until it got past, and it was showing us that it could stop traffic just by being marvelous.
Haha -- I'm thinking a bit of both!
I think in the elephant's opinion the goose spoiled things for all the other birds...lol
Undecided here James, but you've got to give the goose points for serious braves!
I think so! 25 pounds and a beak versus 300 pounds with a prehensile trunk and a wicked kick...wow!
Train attacked by a Canadian Goose!
But ... did the emu survive?!?
Hornet3d
Wise
Well you can hardly be surprised then, who let the emu drive the train in the first place.
Mythocentric
Extraordinary
