What are 3 differences between a duck and a duckling?

Answer 1

THE SIZE go to a pond you might find the answer

Answer 2

#1) Ducks rarely navigate far away from any waterbodies unless they are migrating. Geese on the other hand would pretty much hang around anywhere, even in the middle of the prairies.

#2) Ducks are less aggressive to humans than geese are and they rarely assault human, though a parent ducks will attack any humans who touches any of their offsprings. A goose, especially a mating pair will attack any passing animal including a person of whom they consider to be an intruder. Plus geese are very territorial and they rarely tolerate any other animals around them but they will aceept ducks and loons or basiaclly other waterfowls that they don't consider to be threats.

#3) In the case with family, ducks rarely mate for life (with the exceptions of the Mandarin Ducks and the Wood Ducks), pairing only until the female lays her egg at which time the male will abandon her. Though those that do mate for life (excluding the two species mentioned above) are usually because of monophobia on the drake. Geese on the otherhand will stay together and the gander will protect the female and the goslings throughout the seasons.

Answer 3

Because one of its legs are both the same.

That doesn't mean much, but then neither does the question; the joke is that, contrary to the cliche, there is such a thing as a stupid question: a question the asker hasn't bothered to think about properly before opening their mouth and letting some stupid fall out of it.

Answer 4

THE SIZE go to a pond you might find the answer

Answer 5

ducks have regular beaks, are smaller and quack.

Geese have sharper beaks, are bigger and make a 'honk' noise

Answer 6

Because they ae different species, just like cats and dogs.

Answer 7

one of its legs are both the same

Answer 8

size taste and cooking time

Answer 9

Ducks swim chickens don't