A rubber duck that escaped a failed world record attempt nearly 18 years ago in Ireland has been found by a Scottish teen more than 400 miles away. SWNS They quacked the case of The Missing Toy Duck.

Nearly two decades ago, 150,000 rubber ducks were set loose from ... found one of the ducks from the 2006 World Record Duck Race on the Scottish island of Stronsay – 423 miles away from where ...

It bobbed all the way from the River Liffey in Dublin to the north of Scotland in 2024 ... mostly unchanged even after decades. And the rubber ducks in the Dublin race are far from the only ...

A rubber duck that escaped from a failed world record ... Now, one has been found 423 miles away on the island of Stronsay in Orkney, Scotland. Filip Miller, 13, came across the plastic duck ...

Well it's safe to say that one of these rubber ducks went rather ... That's a small estimate of how far the duck would have travelled to get to Stronsay, one of Scotland's remote islands in ...

A stray rubber duck, which was part of a 2006 world record attempt on Dublin's River Liffey, has found its way to the north of Scotland. The now-faded duck was found by Marion Miller’s son Filip ...

Participants can cheer on their chosen rubber duck as it floats down the mill lade ... breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up ...

Organisers are promising two full days packed with laughter, creativity, adventure, and plenty of splashing fun for visitors of all ages - with a rubber duck race the big draw, Glasgow Live reports.