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Remember Thomas the blind bisexual goose

July 20, 2022 Sam Long

ID: Thomas, a white goose, with two black swans named Henry and Henrietta. The three adults stand surrounding several gray baby swans sitting in a nest. Thomas played the role of a "doting uncle" to Henry and Henrietta's many children.

Thomas was a New Zealand goose who rose to prominence for his notable relationships and behaviors. He formed close, lasting bonds with both male and female swans and was involved in a "love triangle". Thomas became blind later in life. He reared many children, both his biological children and young orphaned geese and swans.

Below are two article commemorating Thomas’ life, published shortly after his death.

bbc article
stuff.co.nz article
In articles for students, articles for educators Tags animal species, same-sex behavior, Parenting, Co-parenting, Coparenting
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