First Hours of Duck Life - Bonding with Humans

[@barbarasalgado3169]

when he fell asleep in your hand... that must have been a great thing to witness. I almost cried, it was so beautiful watching how he trusted you. Animals are incredible.

[@DannyFentonDevilleus]

It is incredible. I had to handraise a baby bird from 2 weeks old this year. Barely any feathers, and she kept falling asleep when I fed her. It was rather funny and cute to watch. And when you see them all grown it's like "I watched this one grow up. Look at her now." And you can't help but feel proud of them xD

[@superspider64]

it's a sort of feeling that you can only find from raising something from birth to adulthood

[@zuragogberashvili1001]

Barbara you are beautiful

[@DannyFentonDevilleus]

After all that hard work pushing her way out of the shell, no wonder she kept falling asleep. Tired baby xD

[@burnit_0193]

You do realize that you became the mother. LOL.

[@tiffylucy9]

What a precious little sweetie pie

[@Minyadagniriel]

omg i squeed so hard when the duck went to sleep XD

[@thesagebandit]

3:32 HOLD BACK THE TEARS MAN! BE STRONG ahahahha

[@allahuakbarz1266]

Washington State Fish & Waterfowl you can do it!

[@norargm4902]

to much cuteness. just let it go, let it go hehe

[@norargm4902]

to much cuteness. just let it go, let it go hehe

[@kukuibuss]

After watching the first video of this little one popping out of the egg, I've decided to watch every duck video you have!

[@xprwishesshadowwolfx9869]

kukui buss I love baby animals they are sooooo cute!

[@Fran_Tluanga]

Its good to whistle daily to the eggs some 3-4 days before their hatch time, so when they hatch they already recognise your whistle

[@janica.4688]

omg she is so adorable!

[@FknNefFy]

They also need traction on the floor because their legs can get formed in a split position from sliding. There’s so many things about this video I would have done differently but it was years and years ago I hope you have learned more about Ducks by now if you’re going to have them around

[@jillianlacey1127]

Um imposter, now ask the duck how he would squish into that egg agian, store packaging at a whole other level! I have firtilized duck eggs right now in my incubator and I'm so excited, I didnt check when this video was made but if you could, and you show us heating lamps, and what to do after the ducks dry, and what to feed them, and when they can go outside, thank you

[@wesleygeib4339]

Ohhhhh myyyyyyy goshhhhh I can't Handel it it's so cute

[@elsielopez5131]

Isn't it soo cute!!!😍

[@derpdoofusgothacked583]

this is the cutest thing ever

[@awsomea77]

So adorable 😊

[@sardu55]

Ducks are one of the only animals that starts making it normal noise from birth (some while being hatched). That cute 'chirp' is duck radar, lets other ducks know where they are, and, ironically, the 'adult' female version of it is a constant loud noise to attract drakes attention to breed with them. Drakes don't make noise.

[@archaeopteryxgallopade2199]

sardu55 Who's Drake?

[@bla7721]

+I'mAnArtist! the one and only drake the rapper

[@theenderdestruction2362]

You meen drake from drake and josh

[@we.r.wine.bottles.im.at.work.]

aww! sweet little thing :)

[@HerezzJohnny]

what do,they eat at that age?

[@IsabellaFondino]

AWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I WANT A DUCKLING/CHICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They're so cute and fuzzy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@hatersgonnahate6255]

The only bad thing is they poop alot

[@IsabellaFondino]

HatersGonnaHate Yep. As long as you confine them to a surface that is easily replaced, such as newspaper, it can't be that bad.

[@katt4650]

Isabella Fondino Trust me, it is really bad. I took care of one until he could be released back into the wild. Ducklings poop every 30 minutes, you have to constantly change the newspaper. Its not as easy as you think it is.

[@amandaiams4187]

+Lunar Republic 30 min? mine poop every second it seems

[@katt4650]

Amanda Iams LOL It seems that way some times.

[@FknNefFy]

At least your hand is probably warmer than mine would be!

[@theenderdestruction2362]

When it fell asleep I smiled

[@thesagebandit]

awww reminds me of when i had baby chickens, then they grew up got sick and died ;(, still cute as heck even tho im a hunter!

[@maricelaromero8838]

As soon your the first one to be seen, you just became a patent now lol

[@please_leave]

Awwwwwww so cute!!^_^

[@jarf2448]

awwwwww :3

[@auroramaesaad1246]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😘😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!SOOOOO CUUUUUTTTTTEEEEEEE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 TeeHee😋

[@amygamer775]

soo cute

[@wuxiao3282]

the little duck wants to sleep 😴

[@AffinityRespawn]

this is so cute

[@coppymoney]

Aww cute!! >.

[@cliffcampbell8827]

I just had the weirdest thought. What would happen if you gave ducklings laughing gas?

[@dianakarinagarcia8234]

so cute

[@rebornlovescuddles1232]

Awww

[@catsmack8690]

aww

[@argerinejordan4703]

Awwwww😁😁❤❤

[@drcocbloc1615]

Did that duck just hatch? If so isn't it ment to be in a brooder?

[@sarahmccarthy4462]

Yes it's meant to be put in a brooder 24 hours after it's born and until that time stays in the incubator

[@StormyDay]

:( he's hungry! :(

[@sardu55]

And, oh no, it's not a Muscovy duck is it?

[@tanneraitken3768]

Dude how many ducks do you have I mean I have 5 but jesus

[@derpdoofusgothacked583]

Where do you guys live? Like what state not your address but- OH YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN!

[@HiThereImLily]

aww... peep peep!

[@YASxYT]

I think it wanted food

[@theenderdestruction2362]

Kappa kaaaaapppppppppppaaaaaaaaaa

[@maxbutler8956]

What kind of duck is that?

[@grumpycat3404]

It was a wild one abandoned by its parents

[@jordankaraffa7881]

Me.

[@FknNefFy]

You should get a soft cloth and dry and cover the poor babies!!

[@FknNefFy]

He’s trying to get under your hand

[@FknNefFy]

I feel bad he’s wet and cloud and out in the open🥺

[@jazzyjazz5718]

Who else is here from Jacksepticeye's Duck Life

[@abdeldz4485]

Et pour info il veut être couvé...

[@AffinityRespawn]

omg

[@FknNefFy]

He’s freezing cold!!! This is close to abuse in my eyes I can’t watch😕

[@abdeldz4485]

Tu l'as volé à sa mère sa se fait pas

[@theenderdestruction2362]

l'élevage de caneton I may not understand Spanish but your pfp is adorable

[@abdeldz4485]

the ender destruction and medic fank you 😊 no i don't speak espanish i speak french 😊

[@theenderdestruction2362]

l'élevage de caneton np also you spelled thank wrong just pointing that out XD I probably messed up in this comment some were with spelling

[@jonbennett5154]

you cant relese it or it will die

[@LokiixWolfheart]

Actually, all they really had to do was wait til it got dark and put it under its mother. Most birds don't reject their young after humans have touched them due to lacking a sense of smell.

[@jonbennett5154]

okay thank you for telling me that tip i thought that the mother would reject it

[@LokiixWolfheart]

jon bennett You're welcome. It's a pretty common misconception.

[@Dinoman9877]

Korbin Mondschien The comment may be a month old, but the video of this duckling hatching said the mother abandoned it and another egg after the first seven hatched. It was over a hundred degrees that day and she needed to get the babies to water. A lake that is 1/2 mile away. So the mother would not be likely to recognize the chick, which also imprints on the first thing it sees.

[@LokiixWolfheart]

Dinoman9877 That does not make even the slightest bit of sense. She can't count. If they had slipped the duckling under her at night she would never have noticed an extra. No, ducks aren't stupid, but they really aren't THAT smart either. They also have little to no sense of smell, so can't identify them by scent. There are very few birds and possibly no waterfowl that do that. That only worry here is that the imprinting could have impaired the duckling's ability to follow its mother. Which is a slight possibility, but they can re-imprint. I've seen it happen before.