TORONTO – Duck, duck, goo… stay in the car!
Thousands of ducks took over a rural street in Thailand in what has been described as a “revolt.”
In the video, two people are heard discussing the mass flood of ducks as the stampede stopped traffic.
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According to the Bangkok Post a man said: “I’m not sure why these ducks are in revolt. You can see the great mass of ducks swarming on the road.
“They have now occupied the area entirely.”
The video has had over 18,000 shares on Facebook and over 300,000 views since being uploaded to YouTube last week.
Jack Saranthat, who uploaded the video, told the Post a farmer was taking the ducks to the end of the road in search of food.
That’s a lot of ducks.
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