Did you know there is a specific breed of ducks called the crested ducks, which are popular in duck shows and have an orb-shaped clump of feathers on the top of their heads that resembles the hairdo of George Washington?
Well, we're here with all the photos to prove it.
Did you think only human parents are having a hard time adjusting to being home with the kids all day?
Well, think again.
The talented comic creator, Fowl language, gives us a rare glimpse into the daily lives of duck parents trying to deal with homeschooling and bored kids.
Oh, Jenny Jinya. You've done it again. We are just a sobbing mess after reading your comics.
Jenny Jinya, artist behind the popular "Good Boy" and "Black Cat" comics, has recently shared her newest comic.
And yes, it's just as heartbreaking as the previous ones.
All of her comics, as devastating as they may be, are in hopes to spread awareness and send a message to the world.
For example, her previous comic was created in order to shed light on some real problems -- this time, the victim being birds and culprit? Plastic.
Check out her Instagram or Twitter for further updates!
These ducks are dressed better than us!
Butchy and Moko, the elegant pet ducks of Japan, get dressed in Kimonos and head off to the shrine "Naki-Iegamo Jinja" for "Shichigosan".
Duck owners, RyuzoArts clarified in the description, "Shichigosan is the festival for children who are 3, 5 and 7 years-old. We pray their health and growth in shrines." (What about 4 and 6 year old's? Are they excluded from the festivities? Seems odd... punny, no?)
Butchy is dressed in the black Hakama, and Moko in a pink kimono with a ribbon.
Don't they look adorable?
Facebook page, Tales of a Kitchen Witch, recently posted a template of an incomplete duck and asked users to "draw a duck and share your art."
And since then, the "draw a duck" challenge took off on other Facebook pages as well! And we're so thankful it did, now we have all these ducks to look at forever and hang on our mental fridge.
If you're looking for more duck drawings to ruffle your feathers, you can see all the entries on their Facebook post.
'The ducks have won'!
The French court ruled few days ago that a flock of around 60 ducks and geese on a small farm can keep on quacking, rejecting a neighbor's complaint that the birds' racket was making their life a misery.
The court ruled that the noise from the flock kept by retired farmer, Dominique Douthe, in southwestern France, was within acceptable limits, broadcaster France 3 said.
"The ducks have won," Douthe told Reuters after the court decision. "I'm very happy because I didn't want to slaughter my ducks."
The complaint was brought by Ms. Douthe's neighbor, who moved from the city around a year ago into a property about 50 meters away from the enclosure. The neighbor's lawyer claimed the noise exceeded permissible levels and prevented the neighbor from enjoying their garden or sleeping with their house windows open.
The dispute is the latest in a series of court cases that have seen rural French traditions, especially farmyard noises, challenged by new residents.
Abort mission! Abort! Abort!
In an exciting 29 second-clip, filled with drama, a herd of ducks storm out into the cold snowy outdoors...only to regret the decision immediately after.
Anytime you are feeling down or uneasy, we hope this piece of information brings you the eternal peace and happiness it has for us.
Just knowing that Sydney, Australia, has an annual duck show in which ducks strut the runway in the latest feathery threads.
Farmer Brian Harrington, who runs the show, has been putting on the displays for 30 years and cleans and irons all the outfits himself.
Thank you, Brian Harrington, for bringing the world some happiness with these delight images sure to quack one up.
And an additional thank you to Twitter user, @sophiebeerdraws, for bringing this news to our attention!
When it comes to cuteness, we vote for ducks! They're fluffy. They're cuddly. They'll brighten up even the darkest of days. And thistwitter page is bringing us a daily dose of adorable ducks!
The brilliant Fawllaunguage comics is back again with funny anecdotes from the daily life of a duck mom. Sooo relatable.
Whether it's in houses, a busy city, or more dangerous, a busy highway, animals can get themselves into trouble nearly everywhere. That's exactly what this cab driver experienced on what started out as an average working day and ended completely different.
You've probably heard the phrase, "lucky duck," and in this case, these ducklings really are quite lucky! Terry Hill and Cathy Hogg, who both run the New Forest Home Care Companions in Fordingbridge, heard a mother duck crying and sprung straight into action!
Mr Hill told BBC News, "Every year there's a duck that nests in the neighbor's garden and every year they come down the road to a stream in our garden but there are also two drains outside. Usually we put cardboard over the drain to stop them falling down but this year we missed it. We took up the two manhole covers and used a hanging basket to get two out. The mother wouldn't leave and stayed there until we got them all. Initially she was alarmed but then she realized were trying to help her."
Thank you Mr Hill and Mrs Hogg's for your quick response! Watch the video below:
Nothing to see here, just a couple adorable ducklings on lily-pads trying to stay out of the water. It's surprising the lily-pads can hold their weight, babies or not. But if you want to decide which chick is the cutest, you'll have to check out this list of the top 10, and make the decision for yourself.
Patients at the University of Rochester Thompson Health hospital are treated to the adorable parade every year, as they wrote in this cute facebook post: "Every year, without fail, a mama duck chooses one of the enclosed courtyards at our M.M. Ewing Continuing Care Center to lay her eggs and take care of her babies. She lets us know when she's ready to go by tapping on the glass, and this morning, it was time for this annual rite of spring".
