Paloma Magazine Volume 46
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¿SABIAS QUE?<br />
Sabias que, hasta el siglo XIX se escribía con<br />
plumas de pato y ganso. Los patos tienen seis<br />
párpados, tres en cada ojo. Durante el tiempo<br />
que tarda un pato en mudar las plumas, no<br />
puede volar. Todos los patos tienen plumas<br />
impermeables. Lo son tanto que incluso<br />
cuando se meten bajo el agua las capas<br />
inferiores permanecen secas. Al construir<br />
su nido, el pato usa su plumón suave que<br />
se arranca. Esto le da a los huevos la mejor<br />
amortiguación posible el aislamiento.<br />
Muy pocos machos hacen “cuac:.<br />
En cambio sus llamadas pueden incluir<br />
chillidos, gruñidos, gemidos, chirridos,<br />
silbidos, rebuznos y gruñidos. Hay más de<br />
40 razas de pato doméstico. El pato Pekin<br />
blanco (también llamado el pato Long Island)<br />
es la variedad más común.Durante mucho<br />
tiempo se creyó que el sonido que provocan<br />
los patos, llamado graznido, era un sonido<br />
que no producía eco. Los científicos de la<br />
universidad de Salford en Inglaterra,<br />
demostraron que si había eco producid por<br />
ese sonido. El eco consiste en una señal<br />
acústica original que se extingue y<br />
escuchamos su onda, su reflejo sobre<br />
algún obstáculo como una nueva señal.<br />
La distancia mínima para que<br />
se produzca el eco es de 17m.<br />
Did you know that until the nineteenth<br />
century we wrote with goose and duck<br />
feathers. Ducks have six eyelids, three in<br />
each eye. During the time it takes a duck<br />
molt, they can not fly. All ducks have<br />
waterproof feathers. So much that even when<br />
they get under water the lower layers remain<br />
dry. When building its nest, they use their soft<br />
feather that they rip off. This gives the eggs<br />
the best possible damping isolation.Very few<br />
males do "quack". Instead calls may include<br />
screams, grunts, groans, squeaks, whistles,<br />
grunts and brays. There are over 40 breeds of<br />
domestic ducks. The white Pekin duck ( also<br />
called the Long Island duck ) is the variety<br />
most common.Over the long time it was<br />
believed that the sound causing the ducks<br />
quacking call was a sound that did not<br />
produce an echo. Scientists from the<br />
University of Salford in England, proved that<br />
there is an echo from the sound. The echo is<br />
an acoustic signal that is extinguished and<br />
Heard by its wave, reflected on an obstacle<br />
as a new signal. The minimum distance<br />
for the echo to occur is 17m .<br />
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