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TheHappyStoryGarden
·Jun 30, 2019

Today we found out who “bit” us in the pond… :) It turns out that the ducks brought along microscopic parasites that like to lay their eggs inside ducks’ bodies. Since there aren’t enough ducks around, these parasites decide to attack us instead – and then they die. As a result, we get allergic reactions.

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Today we studied who bit us in the pond. :) It turns out the ducks brought microscopic whelpling parasites who love to nest in ducks. For lack of ducks, they attack us and die. And we get allergies.