Paulina Lam is an editorial assistant for One Green Planet, focusing on the Recipe Monster channel. She... Paulina Lam is an editorial assistant for One Green Planet, focusing on the Recipe Monster channel. She also writes about food, health, and, occasionally, news. She graduated with two degrees in journalism, an undergraduate from the University of Houston and a Master's from Georgetown University. When she's not writing, Paulina lives and breathes yoga. She's also a foodie and makes many of the recipes featured on the OGP site. Read more about Paulina Lam Read More
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Eleven ducklings decided to go on an adventure, waddling one after another, until they got lost. They traveled a great distance, sticking to the emergency lane off a road in Mount Vernon, Wash., while trying to find their way home. Unfortunately, this was to no prevail.
Two new Mount Vernon residents, on their way home, discovered the ducklings and saw one after another fall through one of the road’s storm grate. Concerned about their welfare, they contacted the police and two firefighters from a nearby station came to the rescue.
Luckily, two of the duckling decided to not play “Follow the Leader” and were found near the storm grate. The others, however, were washed into the city’s drainage system.
Mount Vernon Fire Department
Mount Vernon Fire Department
Mount Vernon Fire Department
Mount Vernon Fire Department
Mount Vernon Fire Department
Mount Vernon Fire Department
Mount Vernon Fire Department
Lead image source: Mount Vernon Fire Department
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