Ducks in pools

[gwb]

For de record. Yes… I’ve been in kids sports and competitive outdoors and indoors from 6 and up to junior olympics including WP. I was an Aquatics director at a college for a couple of years with an outdoor and indoor pool. I have my bio degree, and aquatics expertise. I have three kids with “experience as watching my kids hop in a pool” whatever that means. Whole family has dive certs in just about everything including expert, rescue, and dive master. Doing research and rescue dives in the upper Midwest. And for an occupation build water and wastewater treatment plants for small communities and very large municipalities for over 30 years. So yah… I may know a thing about bacteria and viruses. Wanna swim in duck poop and turn a blind okay. But they swim in the waste water plants raw poop tanks… yes… they do. They eat the corn you don’t fully digest. Then, they swim back from the WDW WWTP and swim in your pool with all that plant poop on their sweet and kind little feathers. They are water rats. Nothing more

Hate to rain on your rant, but ducks at best have only a 3 to 4 mile range so getting from wdw water treatment to almost all pools is too far. Also been eating wild ducks all my life and never got sick yet. Which Includes hunting near waste treatment plants. And if you know about germs then you should know about the extensive and intensive methods and tests resorts are required to preform fequently during the day

 

[WinterSolider]

Yes but it does makes it an extreme rarity.

I have worked at Disney since August 2011. It's not an extreme rarity.

 

[mom2rtk]

Both Nine Dragons and Morimoto's serve Peking Duck. Just sayin'.

Locally sourced?