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If a duck sits in water overnight and the pond freezes could the duck's feet freeze in the ice?
Yes. I live in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. On Friday morning (January 23, 2009) I saw in a pond along the Oregon Pike several ducks that were frozen in the ice. Today (Wednesday, January 28, when I went by the same pond, the ducks, five or six of them were still there, either frozen in the ice and/or covered with snow. Obviously they were dead.
What else can I help you with?
Can ducks not have bills?
Ducks have bills but if there is a mutation some ducks could be born with misshapen or missing bills.
Are hot cheetos bad for ducks?
of course they are bad for ducks... they could die
What is the smallest number of ducks that could swim in this formation 2 ducks in front of a duck 2 ducks behind a duck and a duck between 2 ducks?
the answer is 3
What mouth parts that the ducks use to get food?
The ducks definitely uses their bills its the only way that they could eat.
What did the nature make ducks for?
So that we could eat them.
How could you separate two immiscible liquids?
ducks
What is he wondering about in terms of the ducks?
im not 100% sure but i believe the ducks and the lagoon was his peace and serenity as a child and hes lookin for them to get the feeling back that he once had so he funally has the deterrmination to finish school
Can hens ducks and rooster be housed together?
yes they could
Where do ducks sleep in the winter?
Ducks typically sleep in sheltered areas near water, such as reeds or banks. In winter, they may seek out more protected environments, like dense vegetation or brush, to stay warm and safe from predators. Some ducks may also roost on the water, where it's less likely to freeze.
What happens to a wetland if ducks disappear?
If ducks were to disappear from a wetland, there might be an increase in the population of certain plant species that ducks feed on, leading to potential overgrowth and changes in the wetland's ecosystem. Additionally, the absence of ducks could impact nutrient cycling and seed dispersion, which could alter the overall biodiversity and health of the wetland.
What could cause frozen ducks to fall from the sky?
How about a damaged hatch on a plane carrying a special cargo of frozen ducks which then escape out the hatch... Or on a more plausible note, freak strong upwards drafts resulting from strong storm cells are able to suck large objects up to altitudes higher than Mount Everest. This recently occurred to a German paraglider who was flying in NSW Australia. Miraculously, she lived to tell the tale - of partially awaking semi-frozen after reaching altitudes of nearly 30000 feet, while she was blacked out. Had she been accompanied by a flock of ducks at the time of being inhaled by the storm... could it be possible for frozen ducks to rain down from the sky on release from the storm? Or, some ducks are flying in the sky then get rained on then go to the north pole and accidentally freeze then die in flight again causing there to be frozen duckies!:-)
Julie estimates she saw 40 ducks on a pond What is the smallest number of ducks Julie saw?
Well, Julie's estimate was 40 ducks, so the smallest number of ducks she could have seen is 40. Unless she's hallucinating or can't count, but let's give Julie the benefit of the doubt here. So, yeah, 40 ducks it is.
