Egyptian goslings, like many young waterfowl, have a natural instinct for safety and family. When they feel unsure or are waiting for their parents, they huddle together in a tight circle. This not only keeps them warm but also creates a sense of protection. By clustering close and blending with their surroundings, they become less noticeable to predators. Fun fact: despite their name, Egyptian geese are actually more closely related to ducks than true geese. Their goslings are quick learners to