The duck was injured in the accident, which may be due to impact force, weak physiological structure and other factors. The duck's bones, muscles and internal organs may not withstand high-speed impact, resulting in severe injuries such as fractures, internal injuries, and even death or long-term disability. In order to avoid such accidents, it is necessary to strengthen road safety, raise awareness of animal protection, implement relevant laws and regulations to ensure animal safety.

Description of the scene at the time of the accident

As night fell, neon lights flashed, and the streets were thick with traffic, the stillness was pierced by a sharp brake, followed by a loud Bang.

A black car slammed into a turning red van, sending sparks flying and shards of glass flying.

Surrounded by passers-by have exclaimed, hurried to avoid flying dangerous goods, the sharp sound of ambulance sirens broke the silence of the night, a chaos, The scene of the accident was filled with tension and fear.

Description of the scene at the time of the accident

The vehicle was traveling at high speed, suddenly out of control, and the duck's figure arced across the muddy road, followed by close contact with the ground.

The wheel ran over the duck's body, sending up a splash, and the duck's wings beat feebly as it struggled in the shadow of the wheel.

The vehicle stopped, the duck's figure was red with blood, its eyes still stare big, as if to tell the helpless and fear.

Description of the scene at the time of the accident

The vehicle sped out of control and rushed toward the duck. The strong air current rolled the duck up in an instant. The body grazed the duck's body, leaving long scars.

The duck lost its balance in the air and landed on its forelegs. The pain was so severe that it could not stand.

The cars drove by, leaving a trail of feathers and the struggling duck.

Analysis of physiological structure of duck

Ducks have a solid, lightweight bone structure, with traits adapted to aquatic life, such as a long, wide beak, long legs and broad paws.

Muscle tissue, especially the pectoral muscle, provides a strong power for the duck's flight.

In the gut, the heart's four chambers, lungs and air sacs work together to allow the duck to breathe in water and on land.

Analysis of physiological structure of duck

Ducks have larger bones and thicker joints, a structure that allows them to disperse their forces better on impact.

Ducks have well-developed muscles, especially the pectoral and leg muscles, which provide great power when they fly and swim. It can also withstand high pressure on impact.

The sebum layer of duck is thicker, which can buffer the impact force of the outside world to a certain extent and increase the anti-collision ability of its physiological structure.

Analysis of physiological structure of duck

The gut structure of ducks exhibits a unique protective mechanism under high-speed impact. First, it is located inside, reducing the risk of visceral displacement during impact.

The distribution helps the duck remain stable during impact, reducing the possibility of internal damage by adjusting the pressure inside the airbag.

The duck's stronger structure, especially and, can provide additional protection for internal organs in high-speed impact.

Specific injuries to ducks caused by car accidents

A crash can cause serious head injuries, skull fractures, and even concussions.

Other parts of the body such as wings, legs may also be due to impact fractures, resulting in mobility.

Internal organ damage is a common consequence of car accidents, such as liver rupture, spleen bleeding, and may even lead to life-threatening internal bleeding.

The skin of the chest and abdomen may rupture from the impact, causing infection.

The intestine may be twisted or broken by impact, causing disruption of the digestive system.

Car crashes can also cause the ducks to lose their balance and suffer broken bones or soft tissue damage after a fall.

Serious person may fall into coma because of traumatic shock, even die.

Specific injuries to ducks caused by car accidents

When a car accident occurs, the duck's body may suffer a serious impact, resulting in broken bones, internal organs damage or even loss of life. Ducks may suffer severe damage to their wings, legs or head, affecting their ability to fly and sense of balance.

After impact, the duck may also have internal bleeding symptoms, blood accumulation in the body, making the duck feel weak. The impact could also cause damage to the duck's nervous system, leading to abnormal behavior.

Injured ducks may be at risk of infection during recovery because their immune systems have been damaged by car accidents. The infection can lead to aggravation of the illness in ducks and can even be life-threatening.

Car accidents also have a serious impact on the mental health of ducks. Injured ducks may become timid and even aggressive. This makes it difficult for them to get along with other ducks during their recovery.

Specific injuries to ducks caused by car accidents

In a car accident, a duck may be hit hard on the head, causing a concussion or fracture that may cause neurological disorders or chronic pain.

These injuries

Other parts of the duck's body such as wings, legs and abdomen may also be bruised or torn if not treated in time, which increases the risk of infection.

These wounds

Ducks' internal organs such as liver, spleen and lungs can also be damaged, which can lead to unstable vital signs and even life-threatening.

In the long term, ducks may suffer long-term disabilities from after-effects left by car accidents, such as mobility problems, breathing difficulties or digestive problems.

Be highly alert while driving, especially in the early morning or late afternoon when ducks are active.

Slow down, through the water in advance observation, to avoid sudden braking.

If conditions permit, place a Settings warning sign next to the road to alert passing drivers to ducks.

Participate in community activities to promote duck conservation knowledge and raise public awareness.

Clean up the river regularly to reduce pollution in the duck habitat.

Install protective nets near the duck habitat to prevent vehicles from entering by mistake.

Encourage relevant departments in duck frequent areas Settings night time ban.

Prevention measures of traffic accidents and protection of ducks

The Settings warning signs warn drivers to slow down near the common habitat of ducks.

Traffic patrols are stepped up to ensure road safety during duck migration season.

Promote the use of bird nets to reduce contact between ducks and vehicles.

Education and public awareness to encourage people to report duck sightings.

Work with local environmental groups to implement duck conservation projects.

Research and application of high-tech means, such as drone monitoring, real-time monitoring of duck activity.

The migration path of ducks should be considered in road planning to reduce the impact on duck migration.

Establish an emergency rescue mechanism, in the event of a car accident, rapid response.

Regular traffic safety training for drivers to raise awareness of duck protection.

Volunteers are encouraged to participate and work together to maintain road safety.

The ducks are protected by legislation with penalties for breaches.

Be concerned about the impact of climate change on duck habitat and take action in advance.

Strengthen international cooperation to jointly address cross-border duck conservation issues.

Continue to pay attention to the effectiveness of duck protection, and constantly optimize measures.

Prevention measures of traffic accidents and protection of ducks

Obeying traffic regulations is the basis of ensuring duck safety. Strictly follow the traffic lights. Slow down

Settings warning signs set up eye-catching warning signs to alert drivers to pedestrians and animals in areas frequented by ducks

Strengthen publicity and education to raise public awareness of duck protection through media and community activities