Do ducks have teeth? Lolli at Little Utah Farm |
Do ducks have teeth? I set out to find the answer. I Googled duck teeth. In this post I will tell you my findings and show you a good illustration of the duck bill.
I went out back with my camera to get a good photo for this post.
trying different places and techniques to capture an image of these "duck teeth".Winona is the most energetic of the flock. Little Utah Farm. |
Ducky hears something. Little Utah Farm |
I realized my camera was too high to get under their bills for a good look. I bent down lower and tilted my camera up.
Just then a plane went overhead. The ducks tilted their heads with one eye looking up to the sky. Voila! Click* I got the perfect photograph of the "duck teeth".
They are not exactly teeth but serrated fringe on the edge of the beak. This makes it easy to sieve the water on out and keep the tasty stuff inside. The only things that compares, they say, is how a Blue Whale feeds in the ocean. It is quite an advanced filtering system.
Check out these chompers.
Look at those serrated sieving edges on these Buff Orpington females on Little Utah Farm. |
This morning it was 22 degrees. I put warm water over their feed and had a big bucket of fresh water nearby. They love water. The sieving process is very splashy and noisy. Listen to these 3 girls sieve. Watch the video below and turn up the volume. It is 52 seconds.
Deborah Moon Moen of Litte Utah Farm |
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