Ducks in fact cannot breathe underwater! They are just like you and I when we swim we hold our breathe, as do ducks.
The duck has nostrils on its bill.
They breathe like us, so-no.
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A duck's bill is used to catch insects, plants, and other food for the duck when it dives down into an ocean or lake. It uses it to dig through the mud at the bottom of the water. ~Ares
do turtles have gills?No, they are reptiles they breathe air.This is actually a hard question to answer.Because Turtles can actually diffuse oxygen from the water with what is commonly referred to as Bum Gills. They aren't actually gills, but have the similar function.Turtles breathe oxygen not "air"Even fish breathe oxygen, they just diffuse it from the water.Turtles can do both.
put it on my bill! put it on my bill!
They breathe through their nose.
No, the fishes breathe through their gills.
they have lungs
The answer to this question is a Hadrosaurid.A Hadrosaurid is a dinosaur that is usually called the duck-billed dinosaur.Technically the Hadrosaurid used to have a duck bill,but in the bones of this dinosaur it still does have a duck bill.
A duck's bill is used to catch insects, plants, and other food for the duck when it dives down into an ocean or lake. It uses it to dig through the mud at the bottom of the water. ~Ares
do turtles have gills?No, they are reptiles they breathe air.This is actually a hard question to answer.Because Turtles can actually diffuse oxygen from the water with what is commonly referred to as Bum Gills. They aren't actually gills, but have the similar function.Turtles breathe oxygen not "air"Even fish breathe oxygen, they just diffuse it from the water.Turtles can do both.
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Ducks breathe the same way as us humans
put it on my bill! put it on my bill!
The duck told the clerk, "Just put it on my bill."
The mammal that gets its name because it has a bill like a duck is the "duck-billed" platypus.
Duck: Can't be president George Washington: Not a duck and is president.
The duck, because he had the bill. (Get it?)
The duck-billed platypus. However, it must be said that the platypus is not actually called a duck-billed platypus at all. Some may consider that the platypus has a bill like a duck, but the term "duck-billed platypus" is a complete misnomer. Its bill does not look like a duck's bill, being flatter and much broader, and made of a totally different substance; nor does it serve the same function as a duck's bill, having very unique properties such as electroreception.