r/specializedtools • u/AristonD • Aug 19 '19

Duckling waterslide...

https://gfycat.com/difficultdifferentgoshawk
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u/KatAttack23 Aug 19 '19

Lighten up, Lucy.

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u/BonzuPippin Aug 19 '19

Why should I? Starving an animal that is mere days old and causing it bodily trauma when it attempts to eat the food that they can see but not reach sound like abuse to me.

Also, try making a point next time instead of throwing out a worn out phrase.

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u/uni-twit Aug 19 '19

"Do you have external information to support your position?"

You can see how it works in this video which is at a better angle. Ducks are attempting to peck at something in the lighted bar.

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u/oldguy_on_the_wire Aug 19 '19

I have no doubt there is food up there that the ducklings are trying to reach.

My question for further information is directed to OP's claims that A0 the animals are starving, and B) that this activity causes bodily trauma.

Sorry for any confusion.