How is the vocalization of the female Chinese Goose often described by keepers?
Answer
Lower pitch and deeper tone, sometimes sounding like 'oinking'
Females produce a lower-pitched, deeper warning sound, contrasting with the gander's high-pitched scream or trumpet sound.
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