Duck Behavior and Characteristics

This video provides an overview of ducks, highlighting their friendly nature, habitat, and domestication. It explains duck terminology and presents 15 fascinating facts, including their social behavior, lifespan, waterproof feathers, diet, and unique abilities like flying in a V shape, having accents, and sleeping with one eye open. The video also covers duck reproduction, communication, vision, and sensitivity, concluding with a mention of Anatidaephobia, the fear of ducks.

Where are ducks not found naturally?

• Africa

• Europe

• Antarctica

• Asia

What is a group of ducks called?

• Flock

• Swarm

• Herd

• Paddling

What is the lifespan of a duck under good care?

• 20 years

• 15 years

• 10 years

• 5 years

What makes ducks' feathers unique?

• They are heavy

• They are colorful

• They are waterproof

• They are very soft

How do ducks typically fly?

• In a straight line

• In a zigzag pattern

• In a circle

• In a 'V' shape

What affects the production of duck eggs?

• Wind

• Humidity

• Daylight

• Temperature

How do ducklings communicate before hatching?

• By tapping

• By chirping

• Through vibrations

• By moving

What special feature do ducks have for underwater vision?

• A third eyelid

• Special goggles

• Reflective lenses

• A second pair of eyes

What allows ducks to watch for predators while sleeping?

• They sleep in groups

• They sleep with one eye open

• They have a guard duck

• They sleep in trees

What is the fear of ducks called?

• Aquaphobia

• Anatidaephobia

• Ornithophobia

• Aviphobia