Please make sure that when you discard the plastic that binds six-packs of beverages together that you cut the loops open, otherwise you force ducks to rescue each other. And there are only so many hero ducks.
Hat-tip to Mike McDowell.
Please make sure that when you discard the plastic that binds six-packs of beverages together that you cut the loops open, otherwise you force ducks to rescue each other. And there are only so many hero ducks.
Hat-tip to Mike McDowell.
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Lucky duck. Reminds me of Lovelace the penguin in Happy Feet.
We don’t have those plastic 6 rings here any more. We have seen goannas and other lizards with their heads stuck in them in the past. Drinks now come in a cardboard wrap. It would at least disintegrate back into the environment when it gets dumped.
@Claire & gramtllnt : that is a much better alternative. For that, the companies will news to agree to changing their packing method..
@Clare: same here in Germany, luckily!