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How many geese make a gaggle?

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14y ago

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It could be more, but 7 is the least amount you need to make a gaggle.

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Apparently not. But some people claim they have heard a gaggle giggle.

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Gaggle is not something a goose does it is the word for a large group of geese.

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It is a gaggle of geese when on the ground or a skein of geese in flight

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At least 7 geese make up a gaggle.

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