In the clip, a flock of thousands of pink ducks roam freely, covering the yard with a unique pink color. The owner of the clip posted the status: "Unique pink ducks in the West" and received more than 1.5 million views and many curious comments.
Many netizens in other localities said that thanks to watching this clip, they learned more about the life of people in the West with many interesting and new things.
They think that this might be a special breed of duck or some kind of crossbreeding, but the truth behind this flock of pink ducks is very simple.
The clip of Mr. Kiet sharing about the pink duck flock attracted millions of views.
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The surprising truth about the flock of pink ducks in the West that is causing a stir on social networks
Account Nguyen Linh wrote: "I'm also from the countryside but wondered why the flock of ducks had different colors, not white feathers as usual". Friend Nguyen Giang expressed: "When I first came to An Giang, I ran across the field and saw a flock of pink ducks, my friend said they were flamingos. Now that I've seen this video , I know I was fooled".
Many people wonder why the ducks are pink.
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Mr. Kiet (in Thap Muoi District, Dong Thap ), the person who posted the clip, said that the flock of ducks he shared was dyed a distinctive pink color to easily distinguish them from the neighbor's flock. The flock of ducks numbered in the thousands, and people dyed them that color to easily distinguish them from other people's flocks and make it easier to find them if they accidentally got lost.
"In the West, people often raise ducks in the fields. During the rice harvest season, people often let the ducks out there. This is how they distinguish their ducks from other people's ducks when they are released in the same field. The duck eggs they lay are normal in color, no pink eggs have ever been seen. Some other families even dye them yellow. Pink and yellow are the two most popular dye colors," said Mr. Kiet.
Clip of ducks dyed pink "causes a fever" on social networks
According to the person who posted the clip, the dye used to dye duck feathers by people does not affect the growth of ducks. In addition to the clip about the pink ducks, Mr. Kiet also shares his life in the West through the TikTok channel, the videos attract the attention of netizens.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/dan-vit-mau-hong-o-mien-tay-gay-sot-mang-xa-hoi-185250218160540969.htm
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