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US: Thousands of Rubber Ducks Fill Chicago River for Annual Ducky Derby

The Chicago River filled with thousands of rubber ducks on Thursday, August 6, as the annual Ducky Derby raised money for Special Olympics Illinois.

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2026/8/07 23:22:22

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US Video Recording Date/Time: August 6, Video Location: Chicago, Illinois, 2026 at about 13:00h

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