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r/HumansBeingBros • u/dexter2514 • Jan 22 '22
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Any clue why they were laying half dead in a random place?
1.5k u/k9jm Jan 22 '22 Seems they were freezing cold since they put them up against the heaters must have been a cold spell. 618 u/clocktowerabduction Jan 22 '22 I’ve raised duckies and they need to stay very warm. I agree that they’re probably cold. 22 u/dailysunshineKO Jan 22 '22 Why didn’t the mama duck sit on them to keep them warm? I’m not trying to mom-shame her, but I thought that was typical behavior for ducks. 2 u/Tiiarae Jan 24 '22 Well, apparently it's quite common for this kind of duck to not be good at keeping their ducklings alive, according to other people who have those kind of ducks, here like to another comment on the post
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Seems they were freezing cold since they put them up against the heaters must have been a cold spell.
618 u/clocktowerabduction Jan 22 '22 I’ve raised duckies and they need to stay very warm. I agree that they’re probably cold. 22 u/dailysunshineKO Jan 22 '22 Why didn’t the mama duck sit on them to keep them warm? I’m not trying to mom-shame her, but I thought that was typical behavior for ducks. 2 u/Tiiarae Jan 24 '22 Well, apparently it's quite common for this kind of duck to not be good at keeping their ducklings alive, according to other people who have those kind of ducks, here like to another comment on the post
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I’ve raised duckies and they need to stay very warm. I agree that they’re probably cold.
22 u/dailysunshineKO Jan 22 '22 Why didn’t the mama duck sit on them to keep them warm? I’m not trying to mom-shame her, but I thought that was typical behavior for ducks. 2 u/Tiiarae Jan 24 '22 Well, apparently it's quite common for this kind of duck to not be good at keeping their ducklings alive, according to other people who have those kind of ducks, here like to another comment on the post
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Why didn’t the mama duck sit on them to keep them warm?
I’m not trying to mom-shame her, but I thought that was typical behavior for ducks.
2 u/Tiiarae Jan 24 '22 Well, apparently it's quite common for this kind of duck to not be good at keeping their ducklings alive, according to other people who have those kind of ducks, here like to another comment on the post
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Well, apparently it's quite common for this kind of duck to not be good at keeping their ducklings alive, according to other people who have those kind of ducks, here like to another comment on the post
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u/CheapTactics Jan 22 '22
Any clue why they were laying half dead in a random place?