What is it like to be a duck.?

Answer 1

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

Answer 2

It is jolly delightful. There is a world of things to do such as quack, waddle, fly (if your not too fat), swim, eat, sleep and meet female ducks. Just watch out for duck hunting season. Your English speaking duck friend.

Answer 3

Depends on what you're using them for. As a pet, I would rather have a chicken. If I want to stuff a pillow with feathers, I would rather have a duck. If I want to eat something, I would rather have a chicken at KFC. If I just want to watch and relax, it's a close thing, but I think I would rather watch a duck.

No, ducks are better pets, more emotional, asthetic, and intelligent (far more so than chickens at least). Chickens are better food because they lay more eggs, plus, many find greasy duck meat to be less appetizing than tender and abundant chicken.

As for pillows, I would sooner use chicken feathers because they are inside a pillow! Duck feathers are beautiful, how could you be so unnappreciative of their beauty as to exile them inside a pillow?

Finaly, there is no doubt in my mind that ducks are more pleasant to watch than idiotic abnoxious beady-eyed chickens. Unless you're watching for comedic purposes, in which case, chickens are much funnier.

Answer 4

Being a duck is like gliding gracefully on water, diving underwater for food, and waddling around on land. Ducks have a strong sense of community and often travel in flocks for safety and companionship. Overall, being a duck means living a simple yet fulfilling life in harmony with nature.