Over 63,000 rubber ducks dumped into Chicago River for charity

To participate in the race, competitors buy ducks, paying $5 for one or up to $1,000 for 240. After the race, the iconic bath toys are collected and reused for future races. /VCG Photo

Over 63,000 rubber ducks are dropped into the Chicago River to start the 14th Annual Ducky Derby, on August 8, 2019 in Chicago, Illinois. The charity event aims to raise money for the Special Olympics. /VCG Photo

The "splashdown" at the Wabash Avenue Bridge enthralls thousands of people of all ages who watch the event from above and cheer on their ducks as they make their way to the finish line. /VCG Photo

To participate in the race, competitors buy ducks, paying $5 for one or up to $1,000 for 240. After the race, the iconic bath toys are collected and reused for future races. /VCG Photo

Over 63,000 rubber ducks are dropped into the Chicago River to start the 14th Annual Ducky Derby, on August 8, 2019 in Chicago, Illinois. The charity event aims to raise money for the Special Olympics. /VCG Photo

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