Yes, sexually mature male rabbits that haven't been neutered do have testicles (balls). (Baby male rabbits have testicles, too, but they aren't visible yet.) When rabbits are neutered, their testicles are removed, and the scrotum eventually withers away.
I know one breed that will actively hunt down and eat mice is the Muscovy duck. My sister raises them and they have not had so few mice in years. I got a young one for my small coup where the mice were even trying to eat eggs. Since the Muscovy duck has been in my coop, the mice have vanished. I haven't actually seen him eat one but they have not been around lately.
It's been in my family in Australia for close to 100 years. My grandfather and father both told it to their children.
Don't believe anyone who claims to have started it.
It's older than anyone alive today, who was old enough to hear it in their childhood.
is the shell of a hen egg as brittle as the shell of a duck or a goose egg
A loon looks like a large, heavy duck, bigger than a duck but not so large as a goose. Its head appears a bit oversized and, along with its neck, is black with a greenish sheen.
You can tell a loon from other similar birds by its diving habits - it will stay underwater for a long time, reappearing several meters away. Also, because its legs are so far back on its body, it cannot walk on land.
Some issues of the Canadian one dollar coin (often called a looney) feature a silhouetted image of the loon on the reverse side (other issues feature the Canada Goose).
Don't collect any of the speed up coins. Wait until your duck is doing 2 mph, then press up. however, this will make you fly backwards for a short time, and you will crash after. However, you still get the achievement in-game
male ducks dont quack. they make a noise kind of similar to quacking though
Nope, they don't swim. Instead they have narrow little toes (or whatever the term for them is) with claws. Look up some images of their feet on Google =)
Yes, corn is good for them. Bread is not a good idea, because it can get stuck in their throat.
I am pretty sure that the African loon has a green head and a white body.
wild boars eat lots of little tiny birds but i don't know what so your probably really annoyed at me now but if you keep reading i will tell you eventual. but the normal people with have given up already because they probably already know that I'm never going to tell you OK. so ha ha for waisting you time by reading this.
An EIDER is a type of duck, and DOWN are the small fluffy feathers on a duck or other large bird. They are used to fill pillows and mattresses because they are very soft and don't mat up like manufactured fillings. They are also used to fill coats and vests for the same reason. Because they don't mat, they trap a lot of air providing good insulation. They are very warm.