This talented duck shows off its incredible musical skills. Hilariously, this bird has been blessed with more gifts and skills in the musical department than many people. Watch the short but hysterical and frankly astonishing clip to see this animal’s surprising amount of talent.

Everyone has been blessed with different skills and gifts. Some people may have one area where they naturally excel while others may have multiple places where they are gifted. Some people may be strong public speakers, athletes or actors. Other people may shy away from doing anything in public. Instead, they might have a knack for writing, painting or drawing.

Regardless of the skills and talents we’ve been given, they are unique to us. God is in the business of creating individuals, one-of-a-kinds, not replicas or duplicates. Apparently, as one laugh-out-loud video posted on social media shows, this includes members of the animal community.

In the clip, a group of men wearing Minnesota Viking apparel beat on drums also decked out in Viking logos. The guys sound fantastic as they show off their considerable and impressive musical talents, likely right before the Vikings were scheduled to take the field. I’m not sure what else they could add to make them sound any better, could you?

Well, as it turns out they did need some additional help. A duck offers some assistance, lending a hand or, to be more accurate, some feet. Seconds into the video, one man kneels before a drum while he holds a duck. Surprisingly and hilariously, the duck knows precisely what to do. 

The animal swiftly moves its feet up and down, beating on the drum. Astonishingly, the duck finds and then keeps the rhythm with its fellow drummers throughout the clip.

Animals never cease to amaze us; this video is yet another bright, shining example of that. Who would have thought that ducks could ever play the drums?

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.”