jesse: time now for one more thing. kennedy. kennedy: we are celebrating the 40th anniversary. you know the dishwashing soap. they have been a partnership with the marine rescue center. they ve saved over 75,000 animals. we are holding baby ducklings to celebrate. look how beautiful. this is a 2-day-old duckling. many of his friends and ancestors have been saved because dawn is best at getting oil off their feathers. millions of dollars have been provided in donations thanks to this partnership. these little guys. i know. it s okay. greg: don t pull a ozzie. jesse: greg!
in saskatchewan, canada. has all the allure of a fragile homemade snow globe with over 4 million views. it s crazy. reporter: there s pretty much one basic recipe for making ice bubbles and it doesn t involve using the store-bought bubble blowing stuff. another canadian who has helped whip up #bubblemadness recommends warm water, corn syrup, dishwashing soap, and sugar. the corn syrup, what does it do? it basically hardens, gives it a little bit of structure, otherwise they just blow away. reporter: if you really want a snow globe effect, add a christmas tree so when the temperatures dip, just dip your straw and start blowing. reporter: even penguins love bubbles. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. can t believe the penguins actually had to go inside. all right. well, thank you so much for