Ducks , geese , and pelicans
They have feathers They have webbed feet They lay eggs
webbed feet,oiled waterproof feathers...
beak,eyes,neck,wings,webbed feet.
No. Ducks have oiled feathers and creased, leathery skin on their webbed feet. They are not scales.
Creatures with feathers and webbed feet include ducks, geese and other waterfowl such as the Australian moorhens and swamp hens.
The duck's bill is good for scooping up aquatic vegetation, the duck's webbed feet are good for swimming, and the duck's feathers are waterproof.One of a duck's adaptations is its webbed feet. Their webbed feet help them swim faster.Their feathers are waterproof.The ducks have light- weight skeletons. They also have stiff flexible feathers on the tip of their wings so they can easily push the air back creating thrust. Then they spread out there feather so they can bring them back to the top so they can push down and create thrust with. Think of this movement like rowing a boat.
mostly ducks have webbed feet
They have wings, which they use to swim instead of fly. They have feathers and they lay eggs. They have webbed feet and beaks.
the fact that it has a layer of blubber and thermal feathers are some also there are its webbed feet.
Yes and no. A flamingo is a large pink, wading bird (not animal) with webbed feet and a bent bill.
Bats have webbed feet!