Hace aproximadamente un mes se encontro en la playa un patito con su ala destrozada y lo pusimos en una jaula pero solo duro un dia , ya que no le gusto estar encerrado asi que lo cambiamos a un cuartito mas grande y el segundo dia no comia , y el tercer dia le dimos de comer pescado pero afuerzas , nosotros preocupados por su salud . pero ya el tercer dia le dimos sardina y la cachaba por su propia voluntad , ahora come bien , gracias a un residente de muchos anos que se llama Barry Martinez quien se va a colectar sardinas y le trae , asi como Libby Hyzer quien le cura su herida y le da su bano y muchos otros cuidados , y otras personas de la comunidad quienes se preocupan por el , sabemos que sin un ala no podra sobrevivir por si solo asi que lo adoptamos y se esta adaptando bastante bien , ya lo llevamos a nadar y le encanta cuando vengan a visitar Cabo Pulmo pregunten en donde esta el Patito Bobo quien le pusimos como nombre “Don Eisntein”

About a month ago he found a ducky on the beach with his wing destroyed and we put him in a cage but he only lasted one day, since he did not like being locked up so we changed him to a bigger room and the second day he did not eat, and the third day we gave him fish but you strengthen, we worried about his health. but already the third day we gave him sardine and he caught it by his own will, now he eats well, thanks to a resident of many years who is called Barry Martinez who is going to collect sardines and bring him, as well as Libby Hyzer who heals her wound and gives him his bath and many other care, and other people in the community who care about him, we know that without a wing can not survive on its own so we adopted it and is adapting quite well, we took it to swim and he loves it when you come to visit Cabo Pulmo, ask where the Ducky Bobo is, who we named him “Don Eisntein”