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Learn about ducks

Ducks are waterfowl birds that are found across the globe. Known for their distinctive bill shape, waddling gait, and quacking sounds, ducks inhabit ponds, lakes, rivers, and wetlands.

There are both wild and domesticated duck species. Some of the most common ones include the mallard, muscovy, wood duck, and mandarin duck. Ducks have waterproof feathers, webbed feet for swimming, and flat bills that act like strainers when feeding.

Most ducks are excellent swimmers and dive underwater to catch food like insects, plants, and small amphibians. Domestic ducks are also known for egg production. Duck eggs are larger than chicken eggs and commonly used in baking.

Ducklings hatch covered in soft down and stay close to their mothers for protection. Ducks are very social birds; they live and migrate in flocks for safety. Males exhibit striking colored plumage to attract mates.

Ducks bring aesthetic beauty to wetlands and waterways. Their migratory patterns have been studied extensively. Iconic duck species like the Rubber Duck and the Aflac Duck are recognizable cultural symbols. Ducks continue to provide enjoyment whether observed in the wild, kept as pets, or depicted in media and popular culture.