Crew members from the Orlando Fire Department rescued the ducklings and "stuck around" to make sure that the little birds found their mother Firefighters in Orlando, Florida, helped stuck ducklings ...

SANDY, Utah (ABC4) — As the weather warms up, you might see little ducklings out on a walk following their mother, but sometimes, the ducklings might come across pathways that are difficult to ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... You better watch who you’re calling “bird brain.” A new study in the journal Science suggests that some birds are smarter than we realized. The study, which ...

If you're looking for something to brighten up a dreary winter day, this adorable video of ducklings swimming in a farmhouse sink will do it! The video is short - it's only about 10 seconds long - but ...

A crazy woman was chasing the baby ducks along the boardwalk. “Just hold on a minute,” the woman muttered. “I’m not going to hurt you.” The ducklings scurried on, then veered into a recessed area off ...

In 1690, English philosopher John Locke claimed that “brutes abstract not.” By “brutes,” he meant our fellow animals. By “abstract,” he meant pulling out general concepts from specific examples. While ...

Hang around the ducklings right after they hatch. The birds open their eyes and immediately start looking for a caregiver. By Malia Wollan “Ducklings will imprint on anything that moves that’s bigger ...

Fred lives in an English castle with his adorable adopted quackers Single parenthood can be tough, but rewarding. Just ask Fred, a yellow Labrador hailing from Mountfitchet Castle near Stansted, Essex ...

Wildlife videographer vanislewildlife captured this amazing footage of a common merganser duck floating along with her babies on her back. Shortly after merganser ducklings hatch, their mothers escort ...

We've all heard the term, "They grow so fast", and have probably even said it about our own pets and children...and they do grow fast! But do they grow as fast as ducklings? Tonia is a duck mom and ...

WINCHESTER, Va. — Seven-year-old Kiah Anderson sat in her classroom at Quarles Elementary School on March 31 and held Moby Duck, a duckling she and her fellow second graders hatched in an incubator.