In Goosebumps - DVD

The main character, a gander named Peng, has a devil-may-care attitude and wouldn't change it for the world. He lives a peaceful life in the wild, far from any roasting tin. Peng is a freewheeling goose who loves nothing more than having fun; he can't stand communal goose rituals or any other rules. In the goose dictionary, you'd find his name under 'irresponsibility,' 'easy-going,' and 'I don't give a hoot.'
Instead of holding a steady formation with the others on the migration south, he zips back and forth, showing off his aerial acrobatics. But as pride often comes before a fall, during one daring, low-flying manoeuvre, Peng collides with two little ducklings, causing them to get lost. The ducklings are only 16 days old. At first, he wants nothing to do with helping them find their flock to right his wrong. Eventually, though, he agrees. He injures his wing, and escorting the two small ducklings on foot gives him a chance to keep his mishap a secret.
The feathered trio sets off south on the ground to find their flocks. Their adventure takes them through mountains, past lakes, through bamboo forests, a marble cave, and even an ordinary chicken coop. A hungry and dangerous cat is hot on their heels, and in the end, they'll even have to face the dreaded kitchen oven.