Moby Duck

Moby Duck is a Looney Tunes short directed by Robert McKimson and released on March 27, 1965.

In this short, A huge ship crashes into an island, causing Daffy Duck to be stranded. At there, he meets Speedy Gonzales (for the second time), and stumbles across a box, filled with canned goods. While Speedy wants have it, Daffy unfortunately greedily tells the mouse that he's not to going to share any of the food with him.

Why People Call it Looney Trash?
This cartoon marked a change in Daffy's personality when he is paired alongside Speedy, where Daffy appears to be an extremely grouchy, nasty and bitter character with his mean spirit taken to extremes, and in these cartoons he heavily disregards others in favor of only getting what he wants, hence literally turning him into a duck version of Yosemite Sam, but with none of Yosemite Sam's humor, likability and charm. Though these traits were previously seen in "The Iceman Ducketh" from last year, but by this cartoon these traits have been exaggerated and made permanent throughout the rest of his appearances until the last one (except for a few exceptions like "Skyscraper Caper") before they have been dropped for good in the more recent Looney Tunes works since 1972.

It is also an unnecessary rehash of "Canned Feud", directed by Friz Freleng fourteen years earlier. However unlike the well fed mouse who was starving Sylvester purely out of sadism, here Speedy Gonzales is starving and repeatedly offers to give Daffy the can opener, if he can have at least one of Daffy's hundreds of cans, which the greedy Daffy refuses to do. Additionally the cartoon ends differently with Speedy giving Daffy the can opener for free because he had found another source of food.

Throughout the short, Daffy never lets Speedy share, which causes him to get comeuppance for not sharing.

Trivia

 * "Friday's Restaurant", the place where Speedy went with Robinson Crusoe is a spoof of "TGI Fridays" which opened 12 days ago at that time.