What's up with a baby duck/goose jumping out of a tree? Ducks/geese don't live in trees.
How did he get up there?
Some do. I can think of at least three species of duck that nest up in trees.
Consider spending more time outside and less playing video games ;-)
More importantly, why do they keep showing the footage over and OVER again like it's sooooo epic??
I hate most people
Because people like that footage. It's like giving a dog several bones – more of a good thing.
- 'Foreman's not as easy as Cameron. But, of course, who is?'
- 'I'm in the room!'
"Because people like that footage."
WHY?
I hate most people
Because it's cute.
Really, it's not rocket science. People like cute things. Seeing it again and again is having something they like (seeing the footage) happen again and again. That's all it is.
- 'Foreman's not as easy as Cameron. But, of course, who is?'
- 'I'm in the room!'
I felt the same way, the 6 chicks fell 20 times! The editing in this film was so bad. Simply a string of bad decisions, made me feel like I was watching AP's "Aminal's Most Shocking" without enough shock. This was a disgrace to the series. A cheap commercial shot at increasing viewership.
***So I've seen 4 movies/wk in theatre for a 1/4 century, call me crazy?**
Well, one reason is because there was more than one baby duck (or duckling). Each one had a different fall and if you were a parent maybe you might understand how someone could be interested in watching each and every duckling make their grand entrance to the outside world.
shareHere we are over a year later and I still think it's stupid.
And it has nothing to do with being a mother, it just has to do with people fetishing over soft baby animals. IN SLOW MOTION HD
BUGS
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Well, I didn't know that certain Ducks live on trees, but apparently some species do.
The little ducks were cute beyond words.
Boycott movies that involve real animal violence! (and their directors too)