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@aggressivegoose
Happy N7 Day! I’ll probably do more Mass Effect art later, but for now, I’ve added a new sketch to my series of fan art featuring my favorite Mass Effect NPCs :)
ICYMI: The concept here is roughly: The Last of Us, but Mass Effect, starring these two NPCs from the Docks Holding Area
HONK HONK- WHAT?- HONK HONK
The Magpie Goose (Anseranas semipalmata)...
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...is a waterbird native to northern Australia and New Guinea- and coincidentally the namesake for my username. Although similar, these animals are no longer classified in the same family as ducks, geese, and swans (Anatidae) and are therefore found within their own family. The magpie goose can be found in wetland ecosystems, thriving on grasses and occasionally small inverts. They are well known for the characteristic loud, car horn-like honking.
INTERESTING STUFF: During breeding seasons (approximately between February and June), the male Magpie Goose may mate with one or two females. Whether it be one or two females, the male will help raise the offspring, increasing the chances for survival.
STATUS: Least concern
Personal Experiences: There is currently a male-female pair of Magpie Geese at the zoo which I directly care for. Two geese alone are enough to drown out all sounds within ear shot. Radio calls? I'll have to wait for a break in their HONKing. The male goose in particular is highly aggressive- he will vocalize, flap his wings to inspire fear, and even lunge forward to take a bite of your pants (or more!). To fully clean and care for their area, he must be temporarily moved to a holding unit. Although he may be just a goose, he knows how to make a human second-guess coming near him!
Animalia- Chordata- Aves- Anseriformes- Anseranatidae-Anseranas-semipalmata
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