Dire Goose

Towering over regular geese, dire geese are migratory birds of impressive size and surprisingly strong memories. These enormous birds usually lead peaceful lives in the wild but can be fiercely aggressive against anyone who threatens them or those they consider family. Dire geese usually fly together in a V formation in groups known as wedges and use their mighty honks to communicate with each other and instill fear in the hearts of their enemies. Powerful and defiant, dire geese can be challenging to train, but once tamed, they become fiercely protective and develop parental tendencies towards their riders. When threatened, a dire goose will flap its wings aggressively and let out deafening honks to drive enemies away. If this fails, the fearless bird will fight with surprising aggression and ferocity.