babby duck

Oh okay. :l

 

D'awwww
I haven't read through the rest of the thread because I see no point, but we used to have ducks. The super important thing you should know is that they have basically no way to defend themselves other than surfing away, so try to make sure you have a pond/pool/something for them to go to.

Also you should gets babby duck friends.

 

I have one

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D'AAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW :3

 

Noxid do you see why I'm not fond of newbies.. They act like there 10

I am both hungry and infatuated.....

And I thought I was just talking about a duck.

 

Call it Nemesis

 

So cute

Will you keep it outside? You can`t potty train a duck.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081128145612AAA81jP

 

Call it Nemesis

this is the greatest idea I have heard ever

even if you call it professor booster I am still calling it nemesis

 

afraid to see the lightning of the goddess

 

The duck might run away after it learns how to fly.

 

The duck might run away after it learns how to fly.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080427185243AAMkuRd

 

It will most likely be kept outside when it gets bigger. Not sure whether it will get clipped, or maybe it will be allowed to fly away when it's big enough. It is a wild animal after all, once it can take care of itself it might be let free.

 

I'm sure the ladies are all over you now you have a baby duck, bitches love baby ducks.

 

It will most likely be kept outside when it gets bigger. Not sure whether it will get clipped, or maybe it will be allowed to fly away when it's big enough. It is a wild animal after all, once it can take care of itself it might be let free.

;~;

 

I never realized how fucking shallow that pink butterfree was

also

;.;

 

That is such a cute duck; Professor Booster is definitely a great name.

 

There's that whole thing about baby ducklings sticking to their parental figures like velcro, but maybe that goes away when they get older. Could also depend on what breed it is because they're not all migratory. You might end up with a case where you have a duck that goes for wanders or flies off once a year but always comes back home in the end :>

 

maybe it will be allowed to fly away when it's big enough.

It`ll become a pray, for sure. Reason: the instincts need to be "awakened" by the mother ducks behavior. E.g. chicken need to learn how to eat. Then there will be a problem when there is no "mother chicken". In that case often humans "teach" (awakening the instinct) them how to eat by picking up corn with hands (the hand looks like a chickens head to the little chicken). There is more things for it to learn as you think. For example chicken know about 45 (forgot the exact number) of "words" in quaking which they learn from the "mother chicken" and besides that they learn many "habitual actions" to survive. It is similar with ducks. It`ll be not competent to survive with unawakened instincts.

So:
A) Keep him until it`s death
B) Give it to a Zoo or other animal shelter
C) Eat it. But it`ll be hard I guess when you`ll grow to love it. But don`t release it since bye that it`s the same as you say "let it be eaten". Only the eater will not be you but an animal.

 

But don`t release it since bye that it`s the same as you say "let it be eaten". Only the eater will not be you but an animal.

An animal eating another animal. What a horrible crime against nature.

 

An animal eating another animal. What a horrible crime against nature.

Im not trying to be mean but... are you a vegan? coz it sounds... how do I put this... veganish (wait thats not right!) anyways Im not trying to be nasty by all meens!! if I do affend you in any way sorry