A beloved pet duck has gone missing in Phuket, southern Thailand, and its farang proprietor is providing a 4,000 baht reward for the one who finds and returns it.
A poster reveals that the duck is female and went missing on Friday, March three, from behind Wat Khanaen Temple close to Thalang Dog Hotel.
CH3‘s Facebook web page Nai Krasae (“In the Trend”) posted an image of a ‘MISSING DUCK’ poster pasted to a wall in Phuket, with the caption…
“Lost duck in Phuket. Farang asks for assist to find it. There’s a reward of four,000 baht. Please don’t turn this duck right into a curry as a result of [the farang] loves it very much.
“Facebook person ‘Mtamdada Bankuan’ posted a picture announcing the seek for a black and white Muscovy duck.
“The duck was raised by a farang within the Thalang district of Phuket province and disappeared. There is Unsung of 4,000 baht for whoever finds and returns it.
“The duck disappeared from the world behind Wat Khanaen in Thepkrasattri subdistrict in Thalang district.
“The Facebook submit states, “Farang’s Maning duck disappeared. Near Wat Khanaen. 4000 baht reward. Don’t make it right into a curry. Farang loves it very a lot.’”
If you’ve any information on the whereabouts of this Muscovy duck (also referred to as “Maning Duck” in Thai) please name 0813406127 or 0808787399.
Just last week, a dog owner in the Kathu district of Phuket offered a 10,000 baht reward for their lacking canine Nong Daew.
Last 12 months, a cat owner supplied a whopping 300,000 baht reward for her missing Scottish Fold cat Manee.
The huge money reward despatched locals into a frenzy looking for the missing cat. A few days later, Manee wandered home on her own.
Muscovy geese (Cairina moschata) are a domesticated breed of duck that’s native to Central and South America. They are distinct from different breeds of geese as a outcome of their large dimension, unique appearance, and behaviours.
Muscovy geese are sometimes bigger than different breeds of geese, with males weighing up to 10 kilos and females weighing up to seven kilos. They have a distinctive appearance, with a big red caruncle (fleshy growth) on their face and a pronounced knob on the base of their bill. They are available in a big selection of colours together with black, white, blue, chocolate, and lavender.
Unlike other breeds of ducks, Muscovy ducks are relatively quiet and don’t produce the loud “quacking” sound that’s commonly related to geese. Instead, they make a hissing or purring sound. They are also recognized for their sturdy flying ability and might usually be seen roosting in trees.
Muscovy geese are popular for his or her meat, which is leaner and darker than different breeds of duck..