Duck Playing Classic Children’s Game Is Cutest Thing You’ll See Today

A duck playing a classic children’s game is the cutest thing you’ll see today. The winged creature, surprisingly, closely adhered to the rules of the game that everyone knows and loves. Watch the short but hysterical clip to see what game the duck plays and the adorable way it follows the rules.

Everyone loves playing games in some form or another. Maybe you’re a Chutes and Ladders or a Monopoly fan. If board games aren’t your thing, perhaps basketball, baseball or football is more your thing. Don’t enjoy those either? Well, there are still plenty of card games, and even video games.

Regardless of what you prefer playing, we all remember playing games as kids with the other neighborhood children. More than likely, one of those games was the classic “red light, green light.” Unlike football or basketball, this game requires no equipment and can be played literally anywhere. All that is needed for a successful game of “red light, green light” is for all participants to follow the simple and clearly defined rules.

A clip posted on YouTube shows that even a duck can follow the rules of “red light, green light.” It knows exactly when to go and when to stop. How the animal picked up this skill, and learned those words, well, your guess is as good as mine.

“Does anybody else have a duck that plays ‘red light, green light?’” the man says to the camera. “Watch this. Ready?”

After posing the question to viewers, the man in the video gives the animal simple, direct commands. He calls out “red light” and “green light” a handful of times, and it listens perfectly in every instance.

Hilariously, many parents would wholeheartedly agree that this duck listens better and is more attentive than their children. I guess “red light, green light” is so easy that even a duck can do it.

Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”