Ducks

Mallards have both basic and alternative plumage, when they are getting ready to breed it is obvious in the male due to the classic look of the green head and colorful plumage this is known as alternative ,they molt and go to their basic plumage after breeding. The best way to think about basic and alternative is basic is like your every day clothes and alternative is "date night" clothes

they make the sound of a norwal preparing to mate

Penguin feathers are very soft on the back, since they have several layers and for confort they will need to be extra "cushy" which means they're like cushions. On the front however, it is more smooth and oily. Since penguins tobbagan on their bellies it would be very slick and fine :D

Jemima

Ducks fly in flocks when they migrate. A group of ducks is a paddling of ducks, a raft of ducks, a team of ducks, a dopping of ducks.

Yes. An octopus can weigh up to 22 lb, while a duck can only weigh up to 3 lb.

A platypus is not in the same family as ducks or crocodiles. It is an egg laying semi-aquatic mammal. It is neither a bird, like a duck, nor a reptile, like a crocodile.

Specifically, the platypus is a monotreme, or egg-laying mammal. Its closest relative is the echidna, the only other egg-laying mammal.

Well at birth they will be all sloppy and sticky. But as the grow older they grow fluffy feathers, in-between the colour of yellow and brown.

They are very small and can fit into an adults hand.

Hope that helped. Xxx

The common loon is the state bird of Minnesota. There are many lakes in Minnesota and their are many loons who live in this habitat. The citizens voted to have the loon be their state bird.

It all depends on your location. Here in Ontario Canada anything north of the french river has a Sunday gun hunt, but if your south of that has varying regulations.

Your best bet is to get ahold of your provential or state hunting regulations and make sure you are clear on your hunting locations regulations. If you have a friend that hunts they should be able to steer you in the right direction.

The African black ducks live for 20 - 30 years.

Yes, there is duck when you move down to pick something up which is a verb and duck the animal which is a noun. ^-^

It all depends on what type of duck it is, but most ducks average between 112-122 bones in their body

Well first of all ask yourself these questions: "Would it ever rain moose?" "If I were a duck and it started raining moose, would I fly away? Or would I risk my life staying right where I am, watching this awkward moment?" If for some whacky weird reason it did start to rain moose, I'm sure none of the ducks would even think about flying (at first) because they are to confused as to why a 600kg land mammal is falling from the sky. After a couple minutes, after a few hundred (or less) ducks die and the rest finally come out of shock, they'd start flapping those little wings and try to get the heck out of the way of the falling moose. So answering your question: "Do ducks fly if its raining moose?" yes, they probably would. It may take them awhile to realize that they have to fly, but they will start flapping and begin dodging up and over, under and around the moose to get to safety. (careful, they might try to get into your house)

leave them there...if you touch them the parents will leave them. If you have a pet that will hurt them try to keep it on a leash for the time being...it really doesnt take that long for them to leave the nest.

Mallards are the most aggressive type of ducks out there. The males will chase away other males to keep the females for himself. female mallards will do a bit of fighting back witch excites the males.

Farm ducks need feed everyday. Domestic ducks are dependent on the feed a farmer provides and only supplement their feed on a pond and around the yard. You do not "stop" feeding domestic ducks. If you have been feeding wild ducks then you can stop anytime you feel you want to. The ducklings will follow the flock and feed where the adults are feeding just in shallower waters.

for dragonvale its 4 hours

Surprisingly, Only Half a pound!

to help open up the fruit it is eating and to grasp on insects or small mammals.

The reason that geese walk and swim in a single file is to reduce the wind resistance. Flying, walking, and swimming in a straight line is easier on the geese than not doing it in a straight line.

You have to train your duckling and enter in races. What I like to do is to train my duckling until it's maximum is up to 50% in all my skills (swimming, running, climbing, and flying). Once you've finished -and won- all the races, the screen will tell you that you have finished your duckling stage and will need to go on to your 'advanced' stage. It will evolve. I would suggest training your 'advanced duck' till a 100% in all your skills. Race and then you will have to evolve into a 'professional'. That's your last stage. Train, Race, and don't forget to feed your duck! It needs energy!

... I typed all this and I'm only 11. Wow, I need to stop playing to many online games. :P ...

Edit: There is one more stage after the "professional" stage. You become the Supreme Duck and-...

The rest is for you to find out.

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no because they will get sick