What do a duck chicken and goose have in common?

Answer 1

Ducks differ from chickens. Oh, let me name some of the ways. . . .

• Ducks have bills and chicken have beaks.
• Ducks are drawn to water and want to be one with it. Chickens like to drink water, but that's all they want to do with it.
• Drakes have a penis; whereas, roosters do not.
• A drake has a quiet voice; whereas a rooster crows loudly.
• A duck is very loud and can be noisy; whereas a hen is quiet.
• A chicken eggs takes 21 to incubate. A duck's egg takes 28 days of incubation.
• There are no chickens that can actually fly. A domestic duck cannot fly, but a wild duck certainly can and some migrate long distances.

Answer 2

A similarity is that both ducks and chickens have wings. A difference is that ducks swim and cannot fly, while chickens fly and cannot swim.

Answer 3

They are all birds, obviously, and have feathers, lay eggs, kept as livestock for meat and eggs, nest builders, etc.