Ducks

a duck wares his or hers birthday suit. IDIOT!!!

Answer 2 a duck because chickens are constantly being killed for their meat and other things while as ducks seem to live a happiesh life swimming in a lake being fed bread by happy kids

No. Unless the egg is fertilized and incubated it is simply an egg. Life does not begin until the germinal disk has begun to grow. Eating an egg is not "killing" a chicken. The collection of materials within an egg has no life until all conditions are optimum for life to begin.

A mother duck takes care of her ducklings pretty much the way a mom takes care of her children. But unlike human moms, duck moms don't have to teach their ducklings how to eat, or to swim, or to preen, they are born knowing how to do that from birth. She does however, have to keep a very, very good eye on them. Ducklings are tremendously curious and get lost easily in a big pond. I have seen mother ducks search for their lost child and then scold, yes scold, them quite angrily to stay with the brood.

because ducks take so much more a simple flock of chickens can be content with a small back yard with no fence a bird seed and your grass to eat but a single duck takes so much, it needs water it's poops a ton needs a large area and needs quite a bit more food and speacial food too

Duck droppings are extremely dangerous, expecially to young immune systems. Never let your children handle duck droppings of any kind for any reason. Be weary of hot summer days that can heat duck dropping releasing deadly vapors. Teach your children duck dropping awareness when they are young and prevent unnecessary deaths.

Ducks are omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and occasionally small insects or fish. Their diet typically consists of plant matter like seeds, aquatic plants, and grasses, as well as small aquatic creatures.

You probably mean down, but down is not a feather, it is down.

Feeding ducks worms can be beneficial as they are a natural food source for them. However, it's important to ensure that the worms are safe and free of any pesticides or contaminants. It is also essential to provide a balanced diet to meet all of the duck's nutritional needs.

largest recorded wingspan 23 feet & heaviest weight 1 ton

last seen in Andrew Alberta

biggest living duck only about 3 feet

but longest recorded duck penis could add more than a foot to that

Wild mallard ducks may be hesitant to enter a man-made pond due to unfamiliarity or potential perceived threats. Providing a gradual introduction by gradually acclimating them to the pond and creating a safe environment can help encourage them to use the pond. It's also important to ensure the water quality is suitable for ducks.

The duck is the noblest of feathered creatures, fearing nothing, including loons. Thousands of years ago, the noblest duck, Doak, drove Gossage, the leader of the geese at the time who was fouling the ducks' environment, from the ducks' ancient homeland, Duckland. Since then, the ducks have stood their ground (in a manner of speaking) against all enemies and potential enemies.

Chicken eggs require 21 days at 101F to hatch. When trying to hatch chicken eggs, give them a few extra days before throwing out eggs that have not hatched as they may have been cold and needed a day or so to come up to incubation temperature.

chick has dried out completely and is fluffy, you can lightly tap your finger in the water and it should instinctly know how to drink. i also hold the chick whilst dipping it's beak into the water as soon as its ready to be moved into the incubator. If you are hatching via broody hens, dont worry, the mother will teach its chicks to drink! hope this helps

Unlike chickens, ducks do not prefer to lay their eggs in a nest box. In fact, in my experience, Pekin ducks will lay their eggs wherever they happen to be sitting at the time - some will even lay an egg while swimming in the water.

If you truly feel the need to provide your Pekin duck with a nest box, a simple, three-sided plywood box should suffice.

It just depends on how you treat it, if you take good care of it it could live 20 years

Yes, ducks can be spayed or neutered, although it is not as commonly performed as on other pets like cats and dogs. It is recommended to consult with a veterinarian who has experience with avian species for more information and guidance.

Two females.

improvement by duckey: it is better to have the two females and one male because if you have 2 males fighting over one female one will probably end up killed or seriously injured

The breed of a baby chick is determined by the genetics passed down from its parents. The specific combination of genes from the mother and father will determine the breed characteristics that the chick will exhibit as it grows. Different breeds have unique traits in terms of appearance, egg productivity, and behavior.

The cost of mallard ducks can vary depending on factors such as age, sex, and quality. On average, a pet mallard duck can range from $20 to $100. Purebred breeding pairs or show-quality mallard ducks can cost more.

It seems like the duck may be experiencing some issues with her brooding instincts, as destroying eggs with live chicks inside is not normal behavior. It may be best to remove the remaining eggs from her nest to prevent further harm and to ensure any remaining chicks have a chance to hatch in a safe environment. Ducks typically hatch their eggs within 28-35 days, so at 5 weeks, those eggs may not be viable anymore.

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.

Your kid could possibly get E. Coli, which thrives in all types of feces, and E. Coli is a bacteria that could possibly kill your kid. However, your kid might not get the E. Coli infection, but it also could cause vomiting later. There is nothing certain about what will happen if your kid eats duck feces, though.

I seem to remember it was just called "Duck". The chick was called Yasmine by Chandler

In order for ducks to be able to maneuver through the water they need philangical appendages to propel themselves properly. They are comprised of 37 bones and 8 ligaments.

They are commonly referred to as Webbed feet