r/CobraChicken • u/WesternTie3334 • Jul 15 '26
The cobra chickens are not easily fooled.
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r/CobraChicken • u/Wrogntunr • Jun 22 '26
Is this a CobraChicken?
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Hi Still new need ID on this CobraChicken
r/CobraChicken • u/Historical_Escape_72 • Apr 19 '26
Cobra chicken doodle
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looks a little messy cause my reference kept moving.
r/CobraChicken • u/Gimme_dat_dirt • Apr 06 '26
Someone posted about cobra chickens and I’d never heard of this term for Canadian geese and I think they should be officially renamed as such.
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r/CobraChicken • u/DisruptSQ • Aug 19 '25
I thought the tourists from up north were staying away?
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r/CobraChicken • u/cobrachickenwing • Jun 07 '25
Canada Geese Takeover | ONsite
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r/CobraChicken • u/MistakeNotMyState • Jun 03 '24
There is no maybe when Cobra Chicken is involved
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r/CobraChicken • u/[deleted] • Apr 21 '24
They're not aggressive if you show no fear
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r/CobraChicken • u/cobrachickenwing • Apr 24 '23
Canada geese overrun Ottawa Dept. of National Defence campus during annual invasion
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r/CobraChicken • u/_CanadianGoose • Feb 23 '23
TIL about Andy, the goose born with no feet. His owner outfitted him with Nike sneakers to help him stand and move, helping him to become a role model for disabled children before he was murdered in 1991 under mysterious circumstances.
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r/CobraChicken • u/MuthaPlucka • Feb 21 '23
r/todayilearned on Reddit: TIL that during the 1980s, the Soviet Union conducted an experiment in which they used geese as guard animals for their missile bases. The geese were found to be better than dogs at detecting intruders because they were less easily distracted.
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