A school field trip went awry when young children brought baby ducks to a local pond to set them free (as reported by Aaron Organ of Indiana's WANE15). Little did they, including the grown-ups in charge, know that geese — which were in the pond — eat ducks. Needless to say, chaos ensued.
This is what happens when you take kids with ducklings to a pond that has duck-eating geese (video)
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