Hong Kong welcomes back giant rubber ducks after 10 years
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A pair of giant rubber ducks made a splash on Friday as they floated in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor as part of a public art exhibition that aims to bring more joy to the city. The iconic yellow rubber duck made its first appearance in Hong Kong 10 years ago when the installation by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman attracted enormous crowds at Victoria Harbor. As the duck comes back, it is bringing a friend this time.
The duo, 18 meters high, officially opened to the public on Saturday. They will sail on the harbor for about two weeks.
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