Out of all animals to walk on concrete a duck may be one of the better ones, if they go in the water quickly after to wash it off
this post was submitted on 25 Nov 2025
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Right, I’m so worried for their flat little feeties!
Yeah concrete burns suck. Especially for a wild animal, and on their feet when they can't wait to recover
I'd just keep the duck feet pattern in the concrete. Looks cooler than just being flat 🤷♂️
And it provides grip
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That would include frogs
I was thinking that too. There's nothing I can think of that will be messed up from keeping ducky feet patterns. Your tires will be fine.
I would try to get a good group photo and frame it so I could show off the artists. I am assuming multiple ducks did this and not the lone one in the pic.
Nobody goes for lunch on my crews after an outdoor poor because someone has to be on cat watch. If not the inevitable happens.
Aw I wanted to zoom in and inspect the little footprints more closely but sad low-res image. Zoom back out for happy duck.
A little better:
WTF, do they pour first and do that edge later?
Thank you. This is amazing and hilarious. I wonder if the smiling duck was photoshopped into the top photo?
Money can't buy this kind of real-life environmental storytelling.