A humorous scene was captured in Cangzhou, China, as a goose appeared to run after a fleeing group of swans.

The video's provider told Newsflare: "As you can see, this is not a wild goose, it's artificially bred. The large-scale goose farmers usually take some measures to control the flight ability of geese, but the aim is to prevent them from flying away.

"That's why the goose can't immediately take off in video. Farmers usually achieve this by cutting off 4 or 5 feathers rather than inhumanely 'cutting off' their wings."

As a flock of swans flew by in front of the video shooter, a goose that had been left behind was struggling to run and fly up to try to catch up with the large flock in front of it.
This footage was filmed by Geng Jiaao, in Cangzhou, Hebei, China, at 4:50pm, on December 28, 2023.
The goose and the swan are two different species, and according to some netizens, it was a goose owned by a villager's family that sneaked into this flock of swans. As for why it was left behind, it was because the wing feather on this goose had been cut off by its owner earlier, so it couldn't fly and had to run to catch up, which looked hilarious.
耿佳奥, rights transfer time: 4:50pm, on December 28, 2023