Guy Rescues Duckling Families Every Year #Video
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These ducks nested on the 9th floor of a building, 150 feet away from water. The navy veteran that lived there thought of an ingenious plan to save the ducklings. Year after year, the ducks came back to nest on his balcony, and he has now saved about 50 ducklings!
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CharMaine
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What a cool story he has to tell when visitors come by or he goes to functions. I'd be feeling pretty good inside knowing I was helping those little ones get along. May they all live happy, healthy lives. Each one of us CAN make a difference in this world.
