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Warm Ducks in the Cold Arctic

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Even in the depths of the Arctic winter, Common Goldeneyes stay a toasty 105 degrees inside their dense feathers. Their challenge is to prevent all that warmth from escaping into the icy water through their naked legs and big, webbed feet.Watch a scene from “An Original DUCKumentary.”

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