YOU FOUND A
DUCK.
They were supposed to be decorative. Simple. Harmless. But they keep appearing in places they shouldn't be. Places we didn't put them. Places that don't make sense.
We're documenting the phenomenon. We need your help.
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HOW THE NETWORK WORKS
Ducks Are Deployed
Members and operators place ducks into circulation through locations, machines, and direct placement.
Ducks Are Found
People discover ducks in the real world and interact with them.
Sightings Are Reported
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The Network Grows
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NETWORK ACTIVITY
Duck reported – Milford, United States – 6d ago
Migration completed – 40 ducks
New station activated – East Haven
Duck reported – Branford, United States – 26d ago
Migration completed – 70 ducks
New station activated – Milford
Duck reported – Svätý Jur, Slovakia – 27d ago
Migration completed – 100 ducks
New station activated – New Haven
Duck reported – Orange, United States – 31d ago

WHAT WE KNOW
Specimen designation: Rubber Waterfowl (Origin Unknown).
Composition: Rubber. Appearance: Yellow. Harmlessness: Presumed.
Behavior: Unexplained. They appear in locations we did not place them. They persist. The pattern is unclear.
- They keep appearing.
- We keep documenting.
- No one has an explanation.
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Guilford, United States
2/2/2026, 1:26:08 AM
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