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Gravity Feed Mallards are a breed of domestic duck, commonly kept as pets and valued for their unique appearance and temperamental characteristics. Originating in Europe, the breed's name is derived from the inverted 'V' shape formed by their head and neck when they stand on their hind legs.

Physical characteristics of Gravity Feed Mallards include a slender build, green or black feathers, and a distinctive hammerhead-like shape on their head. Beaks are typically a bright orange to yellow color, while their eyes are dark brown or black. Adult birds typically weigh between 2.5 to 3.5 kg (5.5 to 7.7 pounds) and reach lengths of up to 20 inches (50 cm).

As pets, Gravity Feed Mallards are known for being intelligent, curious, and social animals, often forming close bonds with their owners. However, they may be considered more demanding than other breeds, requiring regular social interaction and a varied environment to prevent boredom. Owners are advised to provide adequate space for exercise and foraging, taking into account the birds' need for a dry and relatively clean environment.

It is worth noting that Gravity Feed Mallards have been bred for specific characteristics, which can result in genetic disorders. Breeders and owners are cautioned to research the lineage and health history of potential pets, prioritizing the welfare and well-being of the animals. As a domestic breed, Gravity Feed Mallards continue to evolve through selective breeding and hybridization with other duck species.