What animals are there in Canada? What's its weather like?

Canada geese are all over North America. There are four subspecies (or populations); Each species is found in different parts of North America. These subspecies are the southern, northern, western and Aleutian-Canadian populations. The population in the south ranges from 60 degrees north latitude to the Rocky Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. The arctic population is distributed in the arctic and subarctic regions north of 60 degrees north latitude. Canada geese travel to the southern United States in winter. The population in the west is distributed on the coasts of Alaska and British Columbia. Aleutian-Canadians rarely find it. The general trend of all Agger subspecies is that they spend summers in northern North America, especially Canada, and migrate south to the United States in winter.

Canada geese are found in open, grassy habitats, such as grasslands, jungles and waterways of Arctic tundra. They also inhabit open and grassy artificial habitats, such as golf courses, agricultural land, airports and parks.

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