Ducky Rubber Ducks

WARNING: THIS SITE CONTAINS RUBBER DUCKS, ENJOY AT YOUR OWN RISK!

When Santa first built his workshop on the north pole his first creation was a rubber duck.

Santa saw that the world needed more than just one rubber duck, so he made another, and another, and another....

Thanks to Santa and his elves, we now have many different species of rubber duckies to enjoy, every one all the more ducky than another!

Mike-Ducky was the first ducky to wear a hat.

He tought the other rubber ducks that it was OK to wear a hat and that it even helped develop a distinctive quack.

Nowadays, it's common for rubber ducks to wear a hat, and perhaps they may feel a bit un-ducky if they are without the familiar chapeau.

Mike is one of the rubber ducks available at RubberDuckLand.com

Some duckies, like the one on the left, have a somewhat dumbfounded or stupid look to them if they are not wearing a hat.

The rubber ducky on the left is known as an idiot ducky, and is used to warn the other rubber ducks what might happen if they forget to wear their hats.

Devil ducks are rubber ducks that have disobeyed the laws of RubberDuckLand and quack to their own beat.

These rubber ducks are no less ducky than the others, but they have grown sinister horns which prevent them from wearing ducky hats as most other ducks do.

Most rubber ducks are truthful and never tell a lie.

Now and then, when a ducky strays from the pond, the rubber duck may make a mistake and tell a lie.

Rubber ducks that have lied can be easily spotted by their unusually long beak.

Just like Pinocchio's nose, every time a ducky lies their beak grows a bit longer.