Duckling: Well technically, Mum jumped first, so we don’t have to. Other Ducklings: Yes we do! Do we?

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I thought the same thing

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or maybe just each other's body warmth xD

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And how they will come back ? Actually, ducks are not always asking babies to come with them. Sometimes they are just looking for food and come back to their babies. I'm very worry, i absolutely don't know how they will come back.

I adore them 🤗💓🦆🦆🦆. I got to raise about 40 ducks, between females and males and their ducklings.😁 ..that's why it's familiar to me when their babies call their mom..😘🎶🎵🎶🎵

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They're probably too afraid to jump down into the water while their parents are calling them

Really is. Years ago I was feeding a family or Sand Hill Cranes in our garage. The male would take a piece of bread right out of the palm of my hand lightning quick. then he would hand it to Mommy and Mommy would break it up and hand pieces to the 3 chicks. Repeat process until the entire loaf was gone. Only toward the end would Mommy and Daddy eat some bread they made certain that the babies were fed first. Sand Hills are awesome here in FL the species that lives here is native to the state they do not migrate so they're here year round.

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They were scared of the jump, the humans helped them. Then they were happy to be with their mom. Don't be oversensitive. They are just ducks, not human babies. And I love animals.

and while they take their time to conquer their fear a street cat will come by and conquer it's hunger

@@awadramy1 then it be Darwin at its finest

They were flicked into the water a bit rough.

@@debbieyates8303 bit rough LOL, these ducklings can jump from cliffs

The ducklings were loosing attention of the mother and running away. I'm glad that lady was there to help.

they were calling for mum, once united in the water they calmed down- its adorable, I have two ducklings who chirp for me if I get too far away 😁

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@@blackholex7456 Yes. These ducklings were experiencing the world for the first time. Allow them to learn what it's like to jump into the water on their own. Look, don't touch.

There is nothing wrong with it! Next time they know jumping is not scary. Why make such a big deal out of nothing???

Touching and crowding them, let them live in peace for gods sake

@@jerome6578 if they weren't pushed in they would of ran away without their mother as you see in the video they were too scared to jump and the people had to stop two of the ducklings from running away on too the street alone. sometimes a little push can help!

Its animal abuse

@@alper8607 in what way did they harm the ducklings?

@@alper8607 snowflake im pretty sure these ducklings can survive being thrown from cliffs

Agreed, she should have let them learn naturally. Now they will have to do this all over again on the next jump, since they didn't learn to overcome their fear on their own.

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Yeah, natural things need to be left alone. I watched with the hope of seeing the first one jump down from pure coaxing by the mother bird, just like they do from very high cliffs, but I was disappointed by human interference.

Mom was rushing them too, probably because they were feeling a little crowded by humans. Momma Mallard didn't waste anytime when she got to the water. Regardless, the little ones would have figured it out.

Better to push them down instead of letting them run to the street. No big deal. Next time they know just jump.

This is always problem the old pepol dont wait..

She saved THEIR life by doing this.

@@cy4330 These animals have been around for millions of years, long before us. They know more than we give them credit for. You think the parents of those ducklings were just floating nearby for nothing? Everything in nature has a purpose and those parents were there, communicating with their babies, working it out. Just because we can't understand or hear this process, doesn't mean it's not happening. I've seen tons of situations like this where the ducklings eventually do what they have to do. That woman didn't allow the time for them build the courage and jump and robbed them of the lesson which was to do it themselves. A butterfly really has to struggle to get out of its cocoon but working it's way out of that cocoon is how it builds its strength to survive the long, arduous journey it needs to make. If you assist with its emergence, you're actually weakening it and thereby killing it. So yes, harm is potentially caused doing things like this. I wish people would actually respect the animals they claim to love so much by learning about them so they don't cause harm by their own ignorance.

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They have to jump anyway so it makes no difference

The only thing humans are good at "destroy nature"

@@argento8712 some of the ducklings were headed back to the road. the whole place is unnatural for them so it was a good intervention

@Rosa Amazigh they're ready now!

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Human nature

They wouldn't have run back toward the road if the "adults" had stayed far enough away to let the mother duck continue to do her calling for them to follow. Idiots.......!

​@K we dint ask for your rude and ignorant comment neither! What good are you anyway !?

Ducks live is cities, this is their natural habitat.

I don't see problem with any of these in this particular case.

They had to go in the water and ducks literally love bread so stfu lmao

@@philo2189 you're really nice. Thank you buddy 😊

@@slouberiee touching is, whatever, but bread tho, if feed in excess it causes angel wing in waterfaul, disfiguration of wings cause of protein carb inbalance.

@@philo2189just because they love something, "literally" or not, doesn't mean it's not harmful to them. For example I bet you literally love Bud Lite Lime and dollar-store pork cracklins, but eat enough of them and they'll kill you. Hopefully sooner rather than later.

The problem was that we were on a bridge above water and the parents were swimming under it causing the ducklings to want to run towards the road... it wasnt ideal, but luckily it all worked out in the end.

@@JohnsonSlimTV I've seen this happen in Amsterdam with mom (or dad, can't remember) swimming away after making it into the water from the corner of a 1,5 meter high harbourwall. The ducklings were startled at first, until one just made the jump. The rest then quickly followed as they saw there was nothing to fear. I can understand people didn't want them to cross the road, but pushing them was a bit much in my opinion as well.

Better to leave for the nature to make it

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@@yeetonykp4569 That may work, when the ducks are not in a concrete jungle. The woman helped them along and everything is fine. Don't look for an issue where none exists.

That’s so true. They’ll learn next time I guess🤦‍♀️ People we’re genuinely trying to help but really shouldn’t in situations like this one…

@@carolineletellierdest-just8623 Don't touch them. People need to stop interfering with nature when they are trying to learn. Can't learn when you FORCE them in.

youssef yup and been killed by human feet or bicycle or car

so what

How baby duck will get back on deck its too high to jump for them

Ammm, if a pair of ducklings is lost or they cannot pass the barrier, mother will most likely leave them, because this means that these ducklings will not be able to survive further. It's not so simple and cute how you think.

I don’t like to criticize good intent ever as this person had but must still say...Ducklings imprint on their mother. They don’t just run away. The initial jump is apprehensive for them. But they are wild animals. They figure it out. And need to learn on their own guided by their mother. How would you like it if you were jumping off a diving board your first time and a monster came to push you off? Just imagine that. It’s not comfortable for them. Besides these ducklings are super resilient. They jump off much higher elevations and onto concrete and still endure it. But the point is they learn it all on their own to adapt to the wild unlike domesticated animals.

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Better than no food

Plz, I watched Mr bean and he taught me to give bread to ducks

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@@NCTreinamentos they will find their own food.

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