By Anderson Coelho SAO PEDRO DE ALCANTARA, Brazil (Reuters) - Waddling around the perimeter of a prison in Brazil's southern state of Santa Catarina, geese have edged out their canine predecessors on patrols to make sure inmates do not escape. Between breaks in their on-site pond, the honking birds, dubbed "geese agents," patrol a green space between the prison's inside fence and main outer wall. Staff say the vigilance of the geese make them excellent guard animals, even more so than dogs. "We have electronic surveillance, in-person surveillance ... and finally the surveillance of the geese, ...
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