Here's how a giant yellow inflatable duck named Daphne was lost... and found Sydney, Australia: A giant yellow inflatable duck named Daphne that made a break from its moorings in Australia has been ...
Earlier measurements of duckling metabolism showed that the youngsters saved energy when swimming behind a leader, but the physics behind that savings wasn’t known. Using computer simulations of ...
The long-awaited change in weather came just in time for these ducklings as they have lived to be able to take their first swimming lesson. The Mallard ducklings left the safety of the grassy river ...
A duck made famous by University of York students for its abnormally large neck was given a final farewell with a 'viking funeral' today. The mallard, affectionately labelled 'Long Boi', was ...
An Australian swimming club is appealing for ocean watchers to find their giant yellow inflatable duck Daphne, after the mascot was blown into the Indian Ocean with reported sightings hundreds of ...
Herman went from a dirty, dark and dry cage to the freedom of a big, beautiful farm full of duck friends Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2013. Her work ...
In this guest blog physicist Andrea Navarro Quezada talks about the Ig Noble physics wining topic on the study of duckling swimming formations. On October 6th, the Nobel Prize for Physics was given to ...
Moose, an adopted baby duckling, went for his first ever swim. Cody Ramirez and his wife brought Moose home when he was just a little duckling, still too young to swim. But in just a few short weeks, ...
SYDNEY (AFP) - A giant yellow inflatable duck named Daphne that made a break from its moorings in Australia has been located after a week on the lam, its swimming club owners said on Monday (March 19) ...
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