The Life Cycle of Ducks: From Egg to Adult

The video tutorial explores the life cycle of ducks, starting from eggs to adult ducks. It covers the different types of nests ducks build, the process of egg laying and incubation, and the challenges ducklings face in their early life. The video also discusses the migration patterns of ducks and their mating behaviors. Ducks use a combination of learning and instinct to navigate during migration, and their nests and eggs are adapted to provide camouflage and protection from predators.

What are the three types of nests that ducks can build?

• Water, cave, and upland

• Tree, ground, and water

• Cave, tree, and ground

• Upland, over water, and cavity

What is a group of duck eggs called?

• A batch

• A clutch

• A nest

• A brood

Why do ducklings need their mother's oil before entering the water?

• To help them float

• To make them waterproof

• To keep them warm

• To help them swim faster

What triggers the migration of ducks?

• Changes in temperature and day length

• Mating season

• Presence of predators

• Availability of food

How do male ducks attract females during mating season?

• By making various sounds

• By showing colorful feathers

• By offering food

• By building nests