Indian runner ducks

 Indian racing ducks have one of the most unique body types in the world.  At first glance, these members look more like penguins or feathered keels than domestic animals or wild ducks. But, unlike penguins, they do not sail and can run very fast. Blue streaked Lory  When Indian runner ducks were imported to the United States, they were often called "penguin ducks". Ducks of this species are bred almost exclusively for their eggs, not for meat production. Like most domestic duck species, the Indian runner cannot fly.  yellow collared lovebird These attractive ducks live for about eight to 12 years, on average, when kept in the country. In the wild, Indian runner ducks live for only two years.  A type of Indian running duck  History of Indian Runner Duck    Indian racing ducks have been around for at least 200 years. In ancient Javanese temples, statues have been found that resemble the unique body shape of this type of duck. The rock carvings of I...