Duck

When freshly fried, duck tongues are positively absorbing with a crisp surface and a creamy, slightly fatty interior that melts in your mouth. Unlike that… Read More »Do Ducks Have A Bone In Their Tongue?

Ducklings are born without their feathers, and instead they have a fluffy fuzz-like covering. Eventually, they grow their own feathers like their parents. Adult ducks… Read More »Do Baby Ducks Have Wings?

Ducks enjoy vegetables and fruits to supplement their pellet or grain diet. Below is a list of the vegetables and fruits safe for ducks to… Read More »Can Ducklings Eat Cucumbers?

Head Bobbing and Excited Quacking For ducks, this is how they show that they are very happy. They will often do this when they get… Read More »Why Do Ducks Bob Their Heads At Each Other?

A male duck that successfully acquires and follows a mate back to the breeding grounds is primarily concerned with protecting her from harassment by other… Read More »Do Ducks Protect Each Other?

If he is getting aggressive with the female ducks outside of a mating context, it’s time to separate him. Give him his own space until… Read More »Should You Separate Fighting Ducks?

Yes but only from female to male. Short answer, she loses her single ovary to infection usually, and once it’s gone she starts to become… Read More »Do Ducks Change Gender?

If one of the pair dies, the other will eventually re-pair, but this may interfere with or prevent the surviving mate from breeding for that… Read More »What Happens If A Ducks Mate Dies?

Forced copulations are “pervasively common in many species of ducks,” writes Prum. These are socially organized “gang rapes” that are “violent, ugly, dangerous and even… Read More »Are Ducks Violent When They Mate?

Being territorial in nature, they often become aggressive towards people and pets as well. When a perceived threat approaches the group, the ducks freeze and… Read More »Can Ducks Be Aggressive?