<p>Crowds in Saint Petersburg bounced a giant, yellow, inflatable rubber duck in front of the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood in Saint Petersburg during protests on June 12 that saw more than 130 people</a> arrested.</p><p>Rubber ducks have become a symbol of protest against corruption since an investigation</a> into Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev’s property showed a house by a pond that was built for the use of ducks</a>.</p><p>At least 100 more</a> people were reported to have been arrested in Moscow during similar protests on the same day.</p><p>Opposition organizers in the city were arrested ahead of the march, Deutsche Welle’s</a> correspondent in St. Petersburg reported.</p><p>Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was reported to have been arrested en route to a demonstration in Moscow. Navalny had called the previous day for protesters in Moscow to defy authorities and move a planned rally to a location near the Kremlin.</p><p>This video shows a crowd bouncing a giant, yellow, inflatable rubber duck in front of the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood in Saint Petersburg, during protests on June 12.</p><br />
