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Twitter Account Wants to Convince You How Cute Ducks Are Through These 21 Posts So That You'll Domesticate One Right Away

Sophia
by Sophia
10 Sep 2022

Duck posts have a way of winning people over fast, and this Twitter account leans all the way into that charm. From fluffy feathers to tiny waddles, these birds make a surprisingly strong case for themselves.

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That is exactly what user @shouldhaveaduck seems to understand. The account shares a mix of cute and funny duck photos, turning one simple idea into a full gallery of feathered personality.

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Scroll through the collection and you may start thinking a pet duck sounds like a very good idea.

2. Empathic Duck

2. Empathic Duck
@shouldhaveaduck
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1. "I'm Completely Fine! Don't Mind the Mess!"

1. "I'm Completely Fine! Don't Mind the Mess!"
@shouldhaveaduck

4. Strong as Its Master.

4. Strong as Its Master.
@shouldhaveaduck

3. Flowers Are Not Just for Girls' Hair. Look, It's Making This Duck Cute!

3. Flowers Are Not Just for Girls' Hair. Look, It's Making This Duck Cute!
@shouldhaveaduck

5. Cool "Dog." We Hope He Gets Found!

5. Cool "Dog." We Hope He Gets Found!
@shouldhaveaduck

6. What's Down There?

Do ducks dive? It depends on the duck.

Some ducks are excellent swimmers and can dive very well, while others are not as proficient at swimming and may not be able to dive as deeply. However, all ducks are capable of taking a quick dip under the water to grab a bite to eat or escape from predators.

6. What's Down There?
@shouldhaveaduck

7. Just Getting Ripped

7. Just Getting Ripped
@shouldhaveaduck

8. Lovers

Close-up of a duck showing intense, playful behavior near water.
@shouldhaveaduck

9. Duck Wants a Duck

9. Duck Wants a Duck
@shouldhaveaduck

10. Small but Terrible

That one definitely has a little attitude.

A similar rescue story, the concerned mother duck who needed help for stranded ducklings.

11. Giving Each Other Some Warmth

Want to take care of ducks? The ducklings should be placed in a well-insulated nest (using feathers, paper, and straw bedding), which is then placed in a shelter.

This creates an insulated coop for the ducklings. With the right environment, they'll huddle together to keep each other warm naturally.

11. Giving Each Other Some Warmth
@shouldhaveaduck

12. "Gimme Some of That Too!"

12. "Gimme Some of That Too!"
@shouldhaveaduck

13. "Fight Me!"

13. "Fight Me!"
@shouldhaveaduck

14. Relaxed and Satisfied

14. Relaxed and Satisfied
@shouldhaveaduck

15. Instead of Cussing, You Should Just Say This.

15. Instead of Cussing, You Should Just Say This.
@shouldhaveaduck

16. Look at Them Chill!

16. Look at Them Chill!
@shouldhaveaduck

17. Grandma Duck

17. Grandma Duck
@shouldhaveaduck

18. Basking Under the Bright Sun

18. Basking Under the Bright Sun
@shouldhaveaduck

19. "Don't Worry, I'll Watch Your Back!"

19. "Don't Worry, I'll Watch Your Back!"
@shouldhaveaduck

20. "This Is My Hammock, and I Ain't Sharin' It!"

20. "This Is My Hammock, and I Ain't Sharin' It!"
@shouldhaveaduck

21. How Smooth Is That?

And yes, the duck confidence keeps going.

There Are Many Reasons to Get a Duck as a Pet.

They are interesting and entertaining animals. They even make great companions as they show a lot of personality.

If you care for a duck well, it can live as long as 15 years! If you have a garden, ducks are ideal because they produce a lot of manure.

Not to worry if you have a landscaped garden. Unlike chickens, these feathered friends are not destructive.

Of course, ducks do have some specific needs that must be met in order to keep them healthy and happy. But if you're prepared to provide your duck with a good home, you'll be rewarded with a loyal friend for life.

It is hard not to see the appeal after this many photos.

Ready for more duck-family chaos, see how the “super mom” cared for 56 ducklings at once.

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