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Revision as of 09:58, 29 March 2011
Ducks are small quacking birds that enjoy eating white bread and saltines and hanging around ponds. New research has shown that they are nature's geese. They are an integral component of the magical chimera known as the Turducken.
Ducks of Note Throughout History
Duckminster Fuller
Drake Quackington
Sir Quacksalot
Webster Waddlesworth
