Smedergås
Smedergås is a rare and critically endangered subspecies of the brent goose. It is primarily found in Iceland and is considered to be one of the rarest goose populations in the world. The term Smedergås is derived from the Icelandic words'smiður', meaning blacksmith, and 'gås', meaning goose, referring to the dark patch on the bird's beak.
Smedergås is a small to medium-sized bird that typically measures between 58 and 61 centimeters in length.
The population size of Smedergås is estimated to be less than 100 individuals. Its range is limited
Threats to the Smedergås population include climate change, predation by mammals, and habitat degradation. Efforts to