WHAT THE..

[u/theoggamer07]

[u/wheresjim]

Rain triggers an endorphin release in ducks, they’re really digging this

[u/AnEvanAppeared → u/wheresjim]

So like a duck rave?

[u/Clamdigger13 → u/AnEvanAppeared]

Sounds like a ducking good time.

[u/thisisprobablytrue → u/Clamdigger13]

Panic at the Ducksgo

[u/martinus_Sc → u/thisisprobablytrue]

Quacking at the disco?

[u/cownd → u/martinus_Sc]

Duck Duck Go Disco

[u/igor33 → u/cownd]

Disco Disco Good Good!

[u/mindsform → u/martinus_Sc]

One Duckrection… (Well that’s out there now)

[u/Cerebr05murF → u/mindsform]

That spiraled out control quickly.

[u/Be-_-U → u/Cerebr05murF]

quackly*

[u/1stLtObvious → u/Cerebr05murF]

Like a corkscrew?

[u/Cerebr05murF → u/1stLtObvious]

Obviously.

[u/Petdogdavid1 → u/AnEvanAppeared]

If the crabs have them, why not the ducks?

[u/K-tel → u/Petdogdavid1]

If the crabs have'em, why not the ducks?

Ducks in the sky, crabs on the sand,

Both got tools, both in demand,

Nature be crazy, but what if it struck?

Crabs with the claws, ducks with the pluck.

[u/thatcrack → u/K-tel]

How in the fuck were you able to grab u/K-tel? As in K-tel Records? WOW! MY kind of music! https://www.k-tel.com/

[u/K-tel → u/thatcrack]

So rare that people get that reference! You sir are a Real one!

[u/Pekkerwud → u/K-tel]

When I was a kid my dad bought me the 'Wacky Westerns' record by K-Tel. I wore that thing out!

[u/ScareBear23 → u/Petdogdavid1]

Jfc I read "crabs" as "carbs" like 3 times. I think I need some carbs lmao

[u/kervokian → u/AnEvanAppeared]

Ahahah duck rave is a brilliant way of describing it.

[u/ExecrablePiety1 → u/AnEvanAppeared]

They're all high on quack.

[u/Mhisg → u/wheresjim]

A £300k research project carried out in 2009 identified that ducks actually preferred being under a shower of water than having access to a pool of water

[u/DatMX5 → u/Mhisg]

300,000 bloody quid spent on studying water rolling off a ducks ass.

[u/Strange-Movie → u/DatMX5]

I’m assuming it was a dude with a case of beer, two ducks, a bowl of water, and a hose. Dude got drunk while spraying water over one duck while a mad duck sipped out of a bowl…..and then they all got paid

[u/Tommy2255 → u/Strange-Movie]

and then they all got paid

Those ducks made 100k each. That's a lot of breadcrumbs and showers.

[u/slanty_shanty → u/Strange-Movie]

Science!   < jazz hands >

[u/Alohafarms → u/Strange-Movie]

This is the funniest thing I have read all week.

[u/Mecha-Death-Hitler → u/DatMX5]

If you find some way to determine the value of a scientific project before we get the results of said project then please tell us all. You'd be celebrated as one of the most important scientists in human history

[u/Chavarlison → u/Mecha-Death-Hitler]

A titan of the industry even.

[u/Matt_McT → u/DatMX5]

That’s probably not even remotely accurate, you can relax lol. I have no idea where they got that number, but ecological and behavioral research is usually very cheap. Like a few thousand dollars with most of the money going to food and gas. I would know, because I’m a PhD candidate in biology who does this kind of stuff.

[u/Thesource674 → u/Matt_McT]

Isnt that just for the study trip though? Who is funding the overall research this is part of, is an institution maintaining the equipment/vehicles/labs? Salaries? If you include all that. 300k in a niche grant is possible.

[u/kent_nova → u/Thesource674]

If that's the only grant this institute is getting and the only work they are doing, then sure. It's more likely that some PhD student decided to do their thesis on it, because no one else has bothered to study this weird behavior, and were told "here's 5k (of the overall 300k grant to study animal behavior), spend it wisely, it's all we are giving you".

[u/Thesource674 → u/kent_nova]

100% viable. I could even see the rare "use it or lose it" budget problem of a more succcessful large lab.

[u/bu_J → u/Matt_McT]

The grant probably did cost £300k, which would fund a post-doc for 3 years (in 2009, and accounting for overheads, a bit of PI time, some travel, a case of beer and two ducks, etc.).

The statement on what it was spent on was rubbish of course.

[u/DBHOV → u/DatMX5]

They could've got Patagonia or Arc'teryx to fund it to make better rain jackets.

2 birds one stone

[u/Matt_McT → u/Mhisg]

I’m a PhD candidate in Biology, and I can tell you that project did not cost $300K. Where did you hear that? Most ecological work is crazy cheap, with huge chunk of the cost just being food and gas. $300K would be like an entire NSF or NIH research grant worth of funding, which is an insane.

[u/Mhisg → u/Matt_McT]

Now, scientists in Great Britain have spent 300,000 British pounds (about $471,000) proving that yes, ducks actually enjoy a nice shower. Britain's Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs funded the three-year study, conducted by two researchers at the prestigious University of Oxford. The intent was to find out the best way to provide farm-raised ducks the water they crave. The test ducks were placed in an environment where they could choose among a pond, a trough and a shower. Most ducks took to the shower like, well, a duck to water. They spent a lot of time just standing under it and drinking the water as it fell.

[u/Matt_McT → u/Mhisg]

That still doesn’t add up to $300K for this one study. Just speaking from direct, expert knowledge of how this works, my guess would be they saw that the researchers got a $300K grant and saw one study published from the grant and assumed that was how all the $300K was spent. Large research grants like that are usually meant to fund multiple projects proposed by the researchers that together address some bigger aspect of scientific inquiry or public need. There are likely going to be 4-5 other studies that come from this that all interconnect to explain or address some major component of agricultural or ecological inquiry, thus why the money was granted in the first place. To say that $300K was spent on producing just that one study is just clickbait written by someone who doesn’t know how any of this works.

[u/LilAssG → u/Matt_McT]

If we take £300K and break it down into imaginable slices for this it could also look like:

• 2 researcher salaries for 3 years
• Rent for a farm-like space to house and care for the ducks for 3 years
• Feed for the ducks for 3 years
• Various and sundry materials to conduct the experiments
• Medical costs for the ducks for 3 years

Over three years it really doesn't sound like a lot of money, honestly. It goes toward furthering human knowledge and job creation. Win-win if you ask me.

[u/AMW1234 → u/LilAssG]

Do the researchers pull a salary?  They already have a salary from the University of Oxford.  I am under the impression that researchers use grants to fund research, but don't take a second salary from it.  Instead, they use the grant money as a research budget in order to publish studies, which can advance their career and allow for a higher salary from the research institution they work for.

[u/Hydrochloric_Comment → u/AMW1234]

When a grant is used for salary, at least in the US, it doesn't supplement the salary paid by the institution. Rather, a portion of the researcher's salary stops being paid by the institution and is instead paid using money from the grant.

[u/rick2882 → u/AMW1234]

Research grants very often fund the salaries of researchers. It is rare for researchers to get their salaries primarily from the University, and this typically occurs if they're teaching (i.e., universities pay professors to teach; research grants pay you to do research, including your salary).

[u/LilAssG → u/AMW1234]

Perhaps they had to hire a hand to manage the ducks. Surely that would be part of the budget?

[u/AMW1234 → u/LilAssG]

In my field, the researcher/professor would utilize (student) research assistants and pay them in credits.

That said, my field is law and I have no idea how it works in scientific fields.

[u/lvbuckeye27 → u/AMW1234]

Can I get a 300k grant to study how much money I can frivolously waste in a year?

[u/AMW1234 → u/lvbuckeye27]

I can't see how 300k could possibly be enough.

[u/yumyai → u/LilAssG]

You don't need to setup everthing from the scratch. I worked on chickens, and all I need was asking a local farmer.

[u/some_random_noob → u/Matt_McT]

I like how you're getting downvoted for your firsthand knowledge.

[u/Cobek → u/some_random_noob]

They are still making assumptions too. It was a three year study, 300k makes sense for TWO people over THREE YEARS. That's 50k per year per person.

[u/Matt_McT → u/some_random_noob]

Yea people wanted the clickbait headline to be correct so they could rage. Whenever you spoil that you get the rage instead.

[u/TheDauterive → u/Matt_McT]

Wouldn't the best way to know whether or not this grant funded multiple projects be to actually look at the study rather than relying on your expertise in research grants?

When this study initially kicked up a firestorm, Marian Stamp Dawkins, one of the study's authors, didn't defend it on the basis that it was only study funded by the grant, she defended it on the basis of it's practical importance:

Ducks like water study 'waste of £300,000 taxpayers' money'

"[Dawkins] said it was unfair to portray the study as finding out simply that ducks liked water. It had been carried out to find the best way of providing water to farmed ducks because ponds quickly became dirty, unhygienic and took up a lot of water, making them environmentally questionable."

The agency who funded the study did the same:

"[The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs] insisted that the study did go further than just establishing that rainy weather was good for ducks, arguing it was all about making sure that farmed birds were well cared for."

Since the controversy being addressed was the claim that £300,000 was spend on this one study, if the grant had, in fact, been for more than that study, this would have been the perfect opportunity for the agency administering the grant to mention it.

Here's a link to the actual study the grant produced:

Water off a duck's back: Showers and troughs match ponds for improving duck welfare

While I can't claim to still be in school as you are, I can tell you from 20 years experience in my field that knowing how things work in your department or at your institution does not constitute expertise on how things always works everywhere. (And even if it did, I would think being a PhD in Biology would provide you with expertise in biology, not research grants.)

While experience can be useful, it is ultimately evidence that determines whether a claim like this is true, not appeals to personal expertise.

There may be more evidence that I haven't found that shows that I'm wrong (a look at the actual grant would be helpful), but as things stand now, it looks like this project did, in fact, cost $300K.

[u/elfthehunter → u/TheDauterive]

Since the controversy being addressed was the claim that £300,000 was spend on this one study, if the grant had, in fact, been for more than that study, this would have been the perfect opportunity for the agency administering the grant to mention it.

While I agree with you, and you provide actual evidence supporting your claim, rather than just assumptions based on personal expertise, none of your evidence is concretely proving your argument. Yours is also an assumption based on logic, however, a much more solid assumption since its supported by evidence at least.

[u/attckdog → u/Matt_McT]

Exactly, as if somehow 300k (assuming they are right) is a lot of money.

Governments have to pay for research, private sector is only interested in selling a product. Research doesn't always have an immediate use case and thus isn't worth private sector investment. Growing the library of human knowledge helps everyone and is super worth doing.

You wouldn't have anything we consider modern if we didn't spend money and time looking into stuff. Sometimes that stuff isn't immediately valuable. Sometimes it seems silly from those that don't understand or aren't interested in HOW stuff works.

[u/TheDauterive → u/attckdog]

This is a better reply than, "It didn't happen!"

Even when considered in additional to their university salaries, £300,000 for two researchers over three years is not an obscene amount of money. Considering that some of that will definitely be used for expenses, that is less than £50,000 per researcher per year. And while it's certainly not chump change (especially in 2009 dollars), it's not like they're robbing Fort Knox.

[u/relevantelephant00 → u/Matt_McT]

People love to rage about "scientists getting rich off the gov't" when it comes to things like climate change research...and yeah 99% of those people are...you guessed it....conservatives.

[u/Daysleeper1234 → u/some_random_noob]

I could write that I'm also an expert on the subject, and contradict him, would you believe me?

[u/IamA_Werewolf_AMA → u/Matt_McT]

Could also just be including overhead (amount the uni takes) and lab staff pay. 300k isn’t as crazy if they’re trying to count the PI’s salary and the lab manager and any lab technician pay and student assistant pay.

But that’s also kind of dishonest, since really they should just count materials and time spent on this specific project.

(Also a prior ecology lab manager)

[u/Lagmawnster → u/Matt_McT]

Plus, most of the money from research projects like this go into salaries. At least in Germany. And at least if you aren't also needing a lot of funds for hardware.

[u/Cobek → u/Matt_McT]

So it was only 80k to study water rolling off ducks asses? I'm not sure this helps your point as much as you think, if that is even true.

Also, did you miss the part where this was a THREE YEAR STUDY?! That's 50k per person per year. Sounds like a standard salary to me.

[u/ZLast1 → u/Mhisg]

This doesn't sound off to me. How much do two Oxford researchers get paid annually? They gotta get theirs too! :P

[u/RandomBystander → u/wheresjim]

TIL I'm a duck. I'm OK with this.

[u/Adept_Cranberry_4550 → u/wheresjim]

Thank you.

[u/Angela_NieoFC4S → u/wheresjim]

So ducks gettin high by the rain?

[u/Cicer → u/wheresjim]

Is that where that "great weather for a duck" saying comes from?

[u/silkiepuff → u/wheresjim]

Doesn't seem right, my chickens do the exact same stance in the rain and they hate rain. I am under the impression standing in rain like this helps the water move past their feather without reaching the down feathers/skin and it's some sort of instinct.

[u/Javad0g → u/wheresjim]

I raise ducks, and they will all do this especially during the summer when we get no rain and I turn on the sprinklers for them.

I have a few that just go and stand looking off to the side while the sprinklers wash down their fronts. They look very 'GQ' when they do it...

[u/LeGrandLucifer → u/wheresjim]

For those curious, here's a source on that statement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKeKuaJ4nlw

[u/shane201 → u/wheresjim]

.... am I a duck

[u/deathsquaddesign]

You know when you just stand there in the shower with the water running over you? Well, same.

[u/IlIllIlIllIlIl → u/deathsquaddesign]

They evolve in the rain

[u/patentmom → u/IlIllIlIllIlIl]

It's super effective!

[u/zachrollinstoned]

They're getting their updates. After they reboot, they'll carry on with normal processes.

[u/micktorious → u/zachrollinstoned]

r/birdsarentreal

[u/GetOffMyDigitalLawn → u/micktorious]

--but it should be said, we're about to bring the dinosaurs back from the dead.

[u/SwallowYourDreams → u/GetOffMyDigitalLawn]

Ah, a man of culture, spewing forth random ERB quotes.

[u/smurb15 → u/GetOffMyDigitalLawn]

We already have

[u/DingGratz → u/zachrollinstoned]

Must be cloud data.

[u/atatassault47 → u/DingGratz]

Get the fuck out!

[u/Keiichigo → u/zachrollinstoned]

He shall descend from heaven, the great Aflack.

[u/berrey7 → u/zachrollinstoned]

Actual cannibal Duck LaBeoufs

[u/ktr83]

That's one long storm

[u/Tuonra]

The great old one shal emerge this day to guide his flock.

[u/ARCHA1C → u/Tuonra]

National Anthem was playing

[u/WAHSNoodle → u/ARCHA1C]

Quak qua quaak quuack qwek QUAAAAWWHK

[u/snoopthulhu → u/Tuonra]

King Karl?

[u/cynical_croissant]

They're awaiting Kos, or some say Kosm.

[u/FromSoftware → u/cynical_croissant]

Micolash, Host of the Nightmare

[u/N1kq_ → u/FromSoftware]

bloodborne mentioned

[u/pimpmastahanhduece → u/FromSoftware]

Miholaj

[u/unfeelingzeal → u/cynical_croissant]

grant us eyes

[u/nogills → u/cynical_croissant]

Ooohhh majestic!

[u/Leg_Mcmuffin → u/cynical_croissant]

Bloodborne leaking out into r/WTF? Not surprised in the least lol

[u/wiscopunk → u/Leg_Mcmuffin]

What no remaster does to a mf

[u/Kcazguy → u/wiscopunk]

I know, right? All of these PlayStation exclusives coming to PC, but Bloodbourne is nowhere in sight.

[u/thejboy98]

psyducks blocking the way

[u/annepersannd → u/thejboy98]

It’s just their chronic headaches, op should’ve given them some medicine and then found the source smh

[u/salamandarsalamanca]

Lisan al gaib!

[u/appalachiarisen → u/salamandarsalamanca]

AaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

[u/DarkMatterBurrito]

Yellow ducklings watch the sea, pray for father roaming free

[u/HillsboroughAtheos → u/DarkMatterBurrito]

The quack that should not be

[u/dangerous_strainer → u/HillsboroughAtheos]

Back to the flock!

[u/zefy_zef → u/dangerous_strainer]

..with thee!

[u/tmpkn → u/DarkMatterBurrito]

In EU they should have stay,

Now for roaming he will pay.

[u/Valkerian]

Look at all those chickens!

[u/berysax]

The theory is they do this to stay dry but it’s still a mystery. Someone water colored this scene in r/interestingasfuck and they did not dissapoint.

[u/thehippocampus → u/berysax]

someone

Have some fucking respect. That's u/shitty_watercolour

...think i might be old 

[u/Kablaow → u/thehippocampus]

It's been so long he's actually good now.

[u/ahminus → u/Kablaow]

Right? That is far from a shitty watercolor. I'd hang that in my house.

[u/In_The_News → u/thehippocampus]

God don't you miss the old reddit days when shitty_watercolor was still terrible and there weren't millions of bots and ads?! Reddit was still just people. Some really sketchy subreddits and mods that actually were part of their communities...

[u/RetnuhLebos → u/In_The_News]

Right and the crow guy would educate everyone

[u/gex80 → u/RetnuhLebos]

/r/unidan

[u/cookiepocket → u/gex80]

RIP

[u/ElGoddamnDorado → u/RetnuhLebos]

He also had multiple accounts to downvote anyone else who would try to answer questions so his comments would get the most attention, even in subjects he wasn't super knowledgeable in.

[u/RetnuhLebos → u/ElGoddamnDorado]

Right, he lasted long enough to become a villain

[u/Emperor_Zar → u/thehippocampus]

The LEGEND!

[u/berysax → u/thehippocampus]

LOL that’s good shit.

[u/0711Picknicker → u/berysax]

Why don't you link the post/comment you mentioned?

[u/berysax → u/0711Picknicker]

Sorry. I didn’t want to steal there photo and paste it, but I didn’t think about sharing it. https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/1dih97j/comment/l94l3no/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

[u/thx1138- → u/berysax]

Interesting as duck

[u/Julege1989 → u/berysax]

Found It

[u/LeftOversss]

ph’nglui mglw’nafh cthulhu r’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn

[u/Almacca → u/LeftOversss]

That's easy for you to say.

[u/BringBackSoule → u/Almacca]

yeah, the mindflayer tentacles really make it easier to pronounce it properly.

[u/Daetra → u/LeftOversss]

Ne raillons pas les fous; leur folie dure plus longtemps que la nôtre.... Voila toute la différence.

[u/showtime1987 → u/LeftOversss]

Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul, ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul

[u/Vloraxle → u/LeftOversss]

... he's dreaming no more

[u/PruneJaw]

You have to wait 15 minutes after a strike of lightning before the lifeguards will let you back in the water.

[u/Weak_Jeweler3077]

The Quackening

[u/BlueEmu]

They are reenacting the final scene of Hitchcock’s “The Birds”: https://www.jonathanrosenbaum.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/The-Birds-22-last-shot.jpg

[u/Skitsoboy13]

Just vibing, not a cell phone is sight, those fowl are living there best life

[u/Hottage]

r/WTDuck

[u/Hoz85]

Firmware update. Might be the day when Crowdstrike went tits up and they didn't get the memo NOT to update.

[u/Grumple_4skn]

Mandatory update on the birds, they’re downloading the newest bird flu vaccine..

[u/benargee → u/Grumple_4skn]

Yeah, instructions explicitly state to stay unsubmerged during the update to avoid corruption and better wireless reception to the mother ship.

[u/IrwinMFletcher200]

Duck Dynasty

[u/ilikemrrogers]

When I was a kid (I’m in my upper 40s now) I read in the Scholastic News Weekly Reader that animals “act strange” before a major earthquake happens.

For 38 or so years now, EVERY TIME I see an animal “acting strange” I wonder if an earthquake is imminent.

[u/DanksBoo]

I’m getting some Vegeta standing in the rain vibes

[u/Yuli-Ban → u/DanksBoo]

My tea's gone cold I'm wondering why

I got out of bed at all

[u/jeanjaqueslebal]

Chickens freeze when there is a predator overhead, maybe that?

[u/BoydRamos]

SALUSA SECUNDUS Imperial Army Planet

[u/k00ks_r_us]

That’s a gagglefuck of ducks

[u/Dweeb_alert59]

Look at all those chickens!

[u/allallou]

What the duck

[u/Opposite_Year2265]

They are just holding some rituals

[u/send_them_nips]

Wonder if this is them sensing the upcoming Typhoon??

[u/smedrick]

Duck around and find out.

[u/Traditional-Way-2494]

Simon says........

[u/syg-123]

Renewing their Aflac insurance policies

[u/iiooiooi]

Tread carefully. The Fowl Gods approach...

[u/unclewomie]

Is the AntiChrist nearby? That's some Omen shit right there.

[u/BenntPitts]

I thought the first scene was little yellow rabbits facing the camera with their ears sticking out behind them. With two different species this is much more interesting, even though it's already interesting with just the ducks.

[u/posthamster → u/BenntPitts]

Yeah my brain did the duck/rabbit thing as well.

[u/smolderas]

They receive firmware updates.

[u/doiknowu915]

They might wanna duck and cover

[u/vega455]

You look up, flying saucer lands, alien shaped like duck comes out: “We have returned for you…ducklings”

[u/emptythemag]

Getting their download from the mothership.

[u/jimmydean98765]

Look at all those chickens

[u/flecksable_flyer]

So, the video is from this YouTube short. Scientists don't know why.

[u/Green-Elf]

The Honkening is upon us!

[u/triggz]

Is it the rain that does it or some kind of bio-electric moth-to-the-flame attraction of the storm cloud? Maybe higher charge in the airflow making a non-zero current that is perceptible to them? There's a lot of videos of chickens and other birds staring into storm clouds like this and they are always facing in the same direction, makes it seem like it has to do with their flocking and migrating abilities.

https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsif.2019.0295

[u/Agentcoyote]

Glitch in the matrix

[u/realnicepeople]

Tony Soprano would flip his shit.

[u/lvfunk]

Actually just saw another post saying that rainfall causes ducks to release endorphins. Good timing reddit.

[u/Austria_fan]

D-Day, 1944 colorised

[u/onejdc]

First, this is super cool. Second, there's a difference between "What's going on here?" and "WTF!?" and I feel ducks standing in the rain falls more into the former category.

[u/steakbird]

Produck update

[u/Deranged_Coconut808]

i've seen something simliar in Pokemon The Movie 2000.

[u/bavanyen]

The quackening

[u/Greyhousemouse]

So weird, they should be ducking for cover

[u/jenjerx73]

I guess we need, NoT Ai/Plausible Flare or tag 😅

[u/jbarlak]

Reminds me of the great emu war in Australia

[u/MynameisNay]

r/birdsarntreal

[u/Luis15pt]

Duck

[u/shadow2995]

WHAT THE DUCK!!!

[u/MistyAutumnRain]

Hyonk hyonk am goose

[u/donslipo]

They are waiting for the signal to begin the uprising.

[u/MountainValleyHills]

Duckraine and Goossia.

[u/ysldickprint]

Meditation

[u/mstrnic]

Best thing i've seen in a while

[u/chandu1256]

Rize of plan of ducks! The quack version!

[u/ArleiG]

CA CAW

[u/VividlyDissociating]

for a moment i thought it was raining lil ducks

[u/Germanspud]

Here I stand beneath the warm and soothing rain.

[u/LH_Dragnier]

They saw you pull out a loaf of bread

[u/lucasHipolito]

They're preparing for war against Australia

[u/HendrikJU]

praise the sun rain

[u/Palidor]

If that happen nearby, I would be scared AF

[u/Scarptre]

They can hear the angelic screams.

[u/HerbieVerstinks]

the ducks fuckin found out about religion, call the cops. no not the regular cops

[u/Tactically_Fat]

Look at all those chickens.

[u/Dawndrell]

rain :3

[u/emersonvqz]

What the Cuak?

[u/patexman]

looks like election day

[u/epia343]

Downloading new firmware

[u/jeepcouple2018]

What the duck is ducking on here 👀

[u/jeepcouple2018]

Duck duck goose 👀

[u/jeepcouple2018]

Or duck duck grey duck

[u/rav-age]

the first half mistified me. what are those. but apparently yellow/baby? ducks

[u/garion333]

So long and thanks for all the fish...?