Museums Around The World Are Sending Each Other Solicited Duck Pics 🦆
The strangeness of museums sending each other duck pictures is making many on the internet happy.
mother i'm ready to conquer the world pic.twitter.com/8auYYcXmIj
— The Museum of English Rural Life (@TheMERL) January 4, 2019
hey @britishmuseum give us your best duck
— The Museum of English Rural Life (@TheMERL) January 4, 2019
Can't. They gave them all to us. pic.twitter.com/Up8TJFp29K
— Natural History Museum (@NHM_London) January 4, 2019
next you'll be telling us they gave away all their books too
— The Museum of English Rural Life (@TheMERL) January 4, 2019
Ahem. We still have quite a few pic.twitter.com/jYnOyhLfNy
— BL Prints & Drawings (@BL_prints) January 4, 2019
It lays: pic.twitter.com/Hyc86YvFzm
— Royal Academy (@royalacademy) January 4, 2019
Bet it's not as fast as our duck, Mallard. *mic drop* pic.twitter.com/nujNBOPqDu
— National Railway Museum (@railwaymuseum) January 7, 2019
Buuut…can your duck float as well @railwaymuseum?
May we present our 1943 GMC DUKW amphibious vehicle: https://t.co/uDgJkg4Mf6
(We were staying out of the international museum duck hunt since, y'know, our collection is more guns than ducks, but we couldn't let this lie) pic.twitter.com/h9BAP9N0aO
— National Army Museum (@NAM_London) January 7, 2019
We're not @britishmusem but here across the pond we have a bird that is quite duck-like! 🦆 https://t.co/eYGKog10bp pic.twitter.com/nZyKVLKrKY
— J. Paul Getty Museum (@GettyMuseum) January 4, 2019
guys have you even seen a duck
— The Museum of English Rural Life (@TheMERL) January 4, 2019
Better late than never : here's our cutest one! 👇
🦆 Duck figurine, Egyptian Antiquities (from -2106 to -1069) pic.twitter.com/Hhs5CvnhnD
— Musée du Louvre (@MuseeLouvre) January 7, 2019
Hey @TheMerl, here's a quacking duck that's got to be at the top of the bill✨
It's a cosmetics container made around 1300 BC in ancient Egypt🦆 https://t.co/XJPetqlnRQ pic.twitter.com/CU1N0iMuLD
— British Museum (@britishmuseum) January 4, 2019