photo by Christopher Robbins |
Mokrin, Serbia is home to the so-called annual World Gander Fighting Championship. I know. I'm as surprised as you are. These fellas in the picture above are Serbian geese herders, and the yearly February event attracts many gander owners like them, and their fighting pets. . . "the traditional — and nonviolent — . . . gander fighting is considered to be a part of folklore in northern Serbia. Unlike other forms of animal fighting, the gander do not get seriously injured, and usually lose just a few feathers." news link
Why not have each other's backs, instead of going beak to beak?
Principle in the type: "Birds of a feather [should] stick together!" unknown
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