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There are THOUSANDS of rubber ducks hidden on cruise ships 🦆⚓️ #shorts #cruiseships #cruising

Emma Cruises
Emma Cruises
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👁️ 44K views📅 3 years ago⏱️ 0:21

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The creator discusses a specific hobby involving rubber ducks that has become a significant activity within the cruising community. After discovering a duck for the first time, the creator explains that passengers purchase numerous rubber ducks to hide throughout various cruise ships for other travelers to discover. The video outlines the social aspects of this practice, noting that guests have the choice to either keep a found duck or hide it again for someone else to find. Furthermore, the creator mentions that dedicated Facebook groups exist where participants share photographs of the ducks they have located. The video concludes with the observation that this practice appears to be a substantial trend among cruise passengers.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.

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First-Time Cruiser

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Creator's Key Takeaways

I did find my first ever cruising duck I had no idea that cruising Ducks were a thing until recently

basically people buy lots of rubber ducks and they hide them around cruise ships for other guests to find

you can either re-hide them or you can keep them and there are these Facebook groups where you share pictures with you in the docs

Creator's Tips & Advice

Buy rubber ducks to hide on cruise ships
Re-hide found ducks or keep them
Share pictures in Facebook groups

Questions This Creator Answers

QWhat are cruising ducks?
QHow do people participate in hiding ducks on cruise ships?

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