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Canada Goose Segmentation
Scientific & Common Name:
The Canada Goose (Branta canadensis)

Habitat & Geographic Range:
The Canada goose population is spread throughout Canada and United States, and can live in different conditions of many biomes such as Tundra, Grasslands, Temperate regions, and Boreal Forest (Mowbray et al., 2002). Their ability to inhabit variety of biomes allows incredibly wide range of habitats available for the Canada goose. Habitats range from cold arctic to temperate forests. They can be found near bodies of water such as lakes, and ponds (2002). The population breed during the summer in northern regions of Canada and migrated down south to United States during the winter (2002).

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The Canada goose have body length from

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