Discovering Ducks: A Journey into Their World and Adaptations

The video explores the fascinating world of ducks, highlighting how different cultures interpret duck sounds. It introduces ducks as familiar birds found globally, except in Antarctica, and delves into their family, Anatidae, which includes geese and swans. Ducks are aquatic birds, adept at swimming and diving, with some species capable of long-distance migration. The video discusses their migratory patterns, dietary habits, and the environmental challenges they face due to human development. Despite these challenges, ducks are adaptable and thrive in various environments. The video concludes with a look at duck anatomy and physiology, emphasizing their unique characteristics.

How do people in Japan describe the sound a duck makes?

• Quack

• Hap hap

• Gaga

• Kua kua

What is a common feature of birds in the Anatidae family?

• They are all flightless.

• They are all aquatic.

• They all live in Antarctica.

• They all have colorful feathers.

Which duck species holds the record for the longest non-stop flight?

• Model Duck

• Black Brant

• Pintail

• North American Mallard

Why do ducks migrate?

• To find new habitats

• To find a constant supply of food

• To escape predators

• To avoid cold weather

What is a major threat to the habitat of the model duck?

• Predators

• Climate change

• Human development

• Lack of food