Ducks have feathers that keep them dry in the pond.
A duck's feathers have a special oil that pushes water away. That is why a duck can swim and still stay dry.
🦆 Amazing Duck Facts
Ducks are birds with webbed feet and waterproof feathers, so they love to swim.
Baby ducks can swim on their very first day.
Ducklings follow their mother straight to the water and start paddling right away.
Ducks have waterproof feathers, so water rolls right off.
Ducks spread oil over their feathers with their beaks, keeping them dry even in the rain.
Farm ducks have webbed feet that work like little paddles.
The webbing between their toes helps them push through the water when they swim.
A duck's feathers stay dry even after a swim.
Ducks keep their feathers oily, so the water simply slides off when they climb out.
Ducks paddle happily in village ponds and canals.
They dip their heads to look for food. Baby ducks follow their mother in a row.