Domestic Geese At The Zoo. Is It Funny?

Hey, @nelinoeva.
When was the last time you were at the zoo? Or maybe you were in the poultry yard?
In August, I was walking to the river and got scared when a big goose ran out of the bushes at me with its neck outstretched. As a child, I had regular contact with geese. My grandmother had geese. In those days, there were a lot of geese in our village and they walked the streets on their own. When small goslings appeared in the goose family, it was dangerous to walk next to these birds, because the head of the family protected the kids and attacked people. Even dogs were afraid of geese.
I saw this family of grey geese last spring at the Kaliningrad Zoo. That's why I just asked about the zoo. On the one hand, I find it funny that domestic birds live in a zoo, but on the other hand, even my daughters have rarely seen geese in free pasture in their lives, especially since their grandchildren have not seen them.

Geese, geese, ha-ha-ha, are you hungry? Yes, yes, yes... So come here!

I always remember this childhood game when I see geese.
I remember how we used to play it in kindergarten when I was 5-6 years old. They say that children's memory remembers only vivid impressions. What was special about this game? But something made me remember this moment of the game.

My mom and my aunts were once reminiscing about their childhood. It was at the funeral of my uncle, their brother. They said that the father always started eating first, and they still call him "tyatya". No one had ever dared to touch his food before. My grandfather died before I was born and I didn't know him. He was wounded during the Second World War.
My mother's childhood was hungry, the children always wanted to eat. And so they remembered the moment that when they sat down to eat, their brother would stealthily start making them laugh, they would start laughing and their tyatya would kick them out of the table. There were 4 sisters and a brother. So, it was only a few days later that the girls realized that their brother was making them laugh on purpose so that he could get more food.
So it is in the World of animals and birds - the eldest begins to eat, he gets the most delicious piece. By the way, it's the same for fish, perch.

The big, big geese ate, drank, and left the stage. Smaller geese came to the water. So I moved on.