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| − | '''Ducks''' are small [[domestic animal|domestic birds]] which can be encountered in the wild, living in [[lake]]s and [[wetland]]s. Females of the species are called ''ducks'', while males are referred to as ''drakes'' ( | + | '''Ducks''' are small [[domestic animal|domestic birds]] which can be encountered in the wild, living in [[lake]]s and [[wetland]]s. Females of the species are called ''ducks'', while males are referred to as ''drakes'' (<s>not</s> to be confused with [[dragon]]s!) and hatchlings are called ''ducklings''. |
Ducks are the [[Domestic animal#Comparison of domestic poultry|smallest of the common domestic poultry]], so small that they only produce a [[skull]] when [[butcher]]ed. They take two years to grow to full size, and have a relatively short lifespan. These qualities make raising ducks useless for a [[meat industry]]. However, on average, ducks lay the second-most [[egg]]s of any domestic bird (8-13, exceeded only by [[turkey]]s' 10-14) making them a decent choice for [[egg production]]. | Ducks are the [[Domestic animal#Comparison of domestic poultry|smallest of the common domestic poultry]], so small that they only produce a [[skull]] when [[butcher]]ed. They take two years to grow to full size, and have a relatively short lifespan. These qualities make raising ducks useless for a [[meat industry]]. However, on average, ducks lay the second-most [[egg]]s of any domestic bird (8-13, exceeded only by [[turkey]]s' 10-14) making them a decent choice for [[egg production]]. | ||