(Duck and goose )
The duck is a kind of poultry. It has round body, flat big beak, short tail and flat feet with fascia between its fingers which helps it to paddle while swimming. The long neck is in S-shape when swimming. The oil on the top layer of the feathers prevents the underneath feathers from water and keeps the duck warm and dry. Its feathers can be brown, white, green, pink, or violet. The duck is smaller than a swan or goose. It can be found around both fresh and salty water sources. Its foods include fish, aquatic plant, grass, grains, insects and other small animals. The goose resembles a very big swan. The fully-grown up male goose has a lump or protuberance on the upper beak. It was domesticated to control the weed and for consumption.
(Rabbit)
The rabbit is a small-sized mammal with fluffy hair, round and short tail, and quite long ears, in comparison with other animals. It has the great odor perception. The foreleg has 5 fingers and the hind leg has 4 fingers. The hip is long and powerful enough to support the far jump. The hair under its paws makes it move quietly. It is easily frightened and can flee quickly. The big eyes allow it to see backwards without turning. It can see only green and blue colors, but has the clear vision in the dark. It has the better sight than that of other animals. Unlike other kinds of rodents which eat both plants and animals, rabbits eat only plants. Its life expectancy is around 2-3 years or 5-10 years at maximum. It can reproduce quickly. A female rabbit can get pregnant 2-3 times each year, and bear 2-3 babies for each pregnancy. It prefers to live in the grassland rather than the thick forest.
(Peacock)
