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Birds of a feather quack together—and that is particularly the case for these stampeding feathered friends in India.
This is the moment traffic was brought to a standstill by thousands of ducks stampeding through the streets..
The astonishing video shows the "badling" of ducks crossing the road in the city of Alaphuzza in Kerala, Southern India.
Onlookers said the birds were being taken to a nearby field by a farmer, when they accidentally parted ways and blocked busy residents on their way to work.
Normal business was resumed five minutes later—but only after all the birds had waddled off.
Some passerby were amused by the incident, with one eyewitness saying: "Look at the birds marching together; they know more decorum than us humans."
The curious incident occurred on July 20th as they were moved to a paddy field during a hot Indian summer day.
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