Wild ducks have a wide range of food, and often feed on small fish, shrimp, crustaceans, insects and seeds, stems, stems and leaves, algae and grains of plants.

Although it is wild, wild ducks are timid and alert, and will scream if strangers, livestock and wild animals come near. Flee in groups. If you are suddenly frightened, run away and fly high. Therefore, the breeding environment of wild ducks should be quiet and try not to be disturbed by people and animals.

Not afraid of cold and heat, can live normally at -25 ~ 40℃, so the adaptation area is very wide. Strong disease resistance, less morbidity and high survival rate, which is more conducive to intensive feeding.

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Living habits of wild ducks

Wild ducks have webbed toes. They are good at swimming and paddling in the water, but rarely dive. When swimming, the tail comes out of the water and is good at foraging, paddling and courtship. Playing in the water is beneficial to the cleanliness, hygiene and growth of feathers.

Wedding activities and social life. In summer, it inhabits freshwater rivers, lakes and swamps rich in aquatic plants in small groups. Flying feathers fall off in autumn and often gather into hundreds or even thousands of large groups during migration. In winter, hundreds of ducks gather together to live.