Distinguish duck head from goose head

Distinguish duck head from goose head: A goose has a long head, a thick neck, small eyes, a thick mouth, long legs, webbed fingers and a big body. On the other hand, ducks have relatively short heads, slender necks, big eyes, small mouths, short legs, webbed fingers and small bodies. Habit difference: Goose and duck have different habits. Geese generally live by the water, and also like to feed in rivers, ponds, lakes and other water sources. Ducks, on the other hand, prefer to be active in shallow water, and often swim around in the water, especially on rainy days. In addition, geese are mainly herbivores, and their food is rich in cellulose, so they need to chew slowly, so their food intake is relatively low and they are not picky eaters at ordinary times. Ducks, on the other hand, are omnivorous. They eat a lot and have a big appetite, but their tastes are very picky. Feeding difference: Goose and duck are also different in feeding. Goose breeding needs to provide more water for geese, and it is necessary to clean the goose shed regularly to keep the breeding environment clean; At the same time, when feeding, be careful not to leave any extra feed. Geese generally don't eat too much, and too much extra feed is wasted. Raising ducks is relatively simple, as long as a suitable basin and feeder are set indoors, and the disposal of excreta is relatively easy.