How might you respond on the off chance that you saw a crowd of ducks a few hundred in number running in arrangement through a vineyard? For one vineyard in South Africa, that is a day by day event. While that may sound unordinary, giving ducks something to do really has a significant long history.
At 9:45 each morning at the Vergenoegd Wine Bequest in Stellenbosch, South Africa, a mammoth crowd of ducks is discharged. Around 700-800 Indian Sprinter ducks are utilized at the vineyard, and their activity is basic: keep the grapevines free of nuisances. These ducks are discharged all at once, running over the vineyard's grounds in development "like they've chipped away at the movement previously," as NPR puts it.