The ultimate duck hunting can cooler
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Common or Eurasian Coot (Fulica atra), family Rallidae, order Gruiformes, found across much of Eurasia, northern Africa, and Oceania, Australia and New Zealand
The remarkable feet of coots are fissipalmate (lobed/partially webbed), which help them swim and walk across soft mud (without sinking).
Coots are not ducks, but are more closely related to rails and gallinules/swamphens (and more distantly, cranes).
photograph by Pat L. on flickr
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Most People: Ducks are so silly! Quack quack!
Me: Anseriformes are one of the few groups of animals we know were probably present before and after the end-Cretaceous, meaning ducks are Survivors of Extraterrestrial Nuclear Winters, and we should all fear their power.
Quack Quack.
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Portrait. Don McCaughey. From Louisiana Conservationist, July-August, 1988.
Internet Archive
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My friend was at the bus stop again. He's super photogenic.
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To be honest, if one of the students in my Junior Duck Stamp classes ever turned in something like this, I would be elated.
(For a bit of background--a few years ago the Federal Duck Stamp contest rules were changed so that artists HAD to include some element of waterfowl hunting in their entries, whether they were comfortable with it or not. The above artwork may be my favorite example of malicious--or at least snarky--compliance.)
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also, everyone is talking about how Simon has this huge capacity for empathy this this and that about how empathy is so integral to his character as if this guy didn't just spend the first two episodes of this show torturing a goose to death
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The ultimate duck hunting Coaster
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Cape Barren Geese (Cereopsis novaehollandiae), family Anatidae, order Anseriformes, order found in various spotty areas on the southern coast of mainland Australia and Tasmania
photographs by Russel Spence, Jeremy Edwards, Jarryd Guilfoyle, and Tracie Louise (BirdLife Australia)
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The Blue Heron (Ardea coerulea), hand-colored etching from The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands, Mark Catesby, between 1731 and 1743
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A ruddy duck (Oxyura jamaicensis), housed at the San Diego Zoo, USA
by the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance
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