Omaha Residents Stunned as Giant Rubber Ducky Wreaks HavocOmaha Residents Stunned as Giant Rubber Ducky Wreaks Havoc Omaha, Nebraska – Residents of Omaha were left in shock and amusement on Tuesday afternoon when a colossal rubber ducky crashed into a downtown building. The 40-foot-tall inflatable waterfowl was part of a promotional event for a local carnival. However, strong winds and an unexpected gust caused the ducky to break free from its moorings and embark on an unexpected cityscape adventure. Witnesses reported seeing the ducky bobbing and weaving through downtown streets, knocking over street signs and bouncing off parked cars. Its journey culminated in a spectacular collision with the towering glass facade of the Omaha Central Library. The impact shattered multiple windows and left a gaping hole in the building. Fortunately, no one was injured. “I couldn’t believe my eyes,” said Emily Carter, an employee at a nearby coffee shop. “It was like something out of a cartoon.” Firefighters and city workers quickly responded to secure the ducky and repair the damage. The incident has become the talk of the town, with many residents sharing their astonishment and humor on social media. “This is the most absurd thing I’ve ever seen,” tweeted one local. “Only in Omaha!” Officials are investigating the exact cause of the ducky’s escapade. However, the city has already vowed to beef up security measures for future inflatables. In the meantime, the damaged rubber ducky has become a temporary tourist attraction. Passersby are flocking to the Omaha Central Library to witness the aftermath of the “Great Ducky Crash of 2023.” Mayor Jean Stothert released a statement urging residents to be patient while repairs are underway. She added, “Let this serve as a reminder that even the most innocent of inflatable objects can sometimes wreak havoc on our city.”