Can't trust Snapple.

Packard

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I removed the cap from a bottle of  Snapple Iced Tea and found this "Real Fact #122".

snappleduckcap.jpg


But apparently, the ducks did not get the memo.


It is time to switch to Arizona brand iced tea.

 
The video labeled them as "ducks" but I have no way to verify.

This one is also labeled as "ducks" and looks like ducks.
 
The first video you posted above are geese. The much longer neck often gives it away.

Second video you posted are Pekin Ducks, from America.

First video below are common ducks, the most common type you see here in Europe. They don't seem to have a lot of trouble with their heads bobbing, just like the Pekin duck.

Many birds do have the bobbing, it is because their spine is all connected with muscle tissue from top to bottom. Movement of their feet travels all the way up to their heads.

Pigeons always have the bobbing, see bottom video.

 
So Snapple should correct the caps.  They should list pigeons, perhaps chickens, but not ducks, or geese.
 
I think I just peed my boxers a little. This is literally the most hilarious thing I’ve since since Depp vs Heard… hilarious!!!
 
A little google search shows that this has been out there for several years and they have been called on this in the past.  And yet they continue to try to corrupt minds with false information.  I wonder if they have been permanently suspended from Twitter. 

(Modified to comply with the Moderator's request).
 
Let's see, repeat after me, "sham", "witch hunt" and "hoax"...  BA-HAHAHAHA!!!!  [big grin]
 
Please nix the political references.

Seth
 
Packard said:
A little google search shows that this has been out there for several years and they have been called on this in the past.  And yet they continue to try to corrupt minds with false information.  I wonder if they have been permanently suspended from Twitter. 

I'm writing to Nany Pelosi to see if she can address this issue.

They can only corrupt the minds of those weak enough to believe them.

Use the Force Luke, RESIST !
 
I don't know about ducks, or geese for that matter, but as I understand it, pigeons do that as a supplement to their depth perception and visual awareness.
 
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