I didn't actually check the comments but yeah, they're quite interesting too, the part that I found fascinating was the description of the hybrid breeding proce

I didn't actually check the comments but yeah, they're quite interesting too, the part that I found fascinating was the description of the hybrid breeding process and the results with regards to the Moulard adopting the optimal qualities fit for purpose from both genetic strains, as well as the argument against gavage being largely based on ignorance of the anatomy and feeding habits of the ducks. Also, that TED talk that both the article and yourself references is quite fascinating.