Duck Anatomy and Adaptability: A Detailed Exploration

The video explores the anatomy and physiology of ducks, focusing on their feathers, senses, and adaptations. It explains the role of feathers in insulation, buoyancy, and camouflage, and how ducks use their senses for survival. The video also covers the unique adaptations of duck beaks and feet, their digestive system, and reproductive needs.

What is the primary reason male ducks have bright colors?

How do feathers help ducks in their survival?

What do ducks eat to obtain the protein necessary for feather growth?

Describe how a duck's buoyancy is affected when it wants to dive.

What adaptations do ducks have to keep their feathers dry?

How do ducks use their beaks as tools?

What is the significance of a duck's gizzard in its digestive process?