A bright yellow punk duck with a dramatic red-and-black mohawk, spiked details and a black outfit decorated with skull and pentagram motifs. This original sticker mixes cute animal art with punk and alternative styling.

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• Longest side 4 cm (user measured); other dimension not yet measured

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Behavioural & Plumage Record 026-D

Catalogue designation: Punk Ducky
Subject: Duck-like bird
Primary question: Is the mohawk actually plumage?

The subject arrives already dressed.

Records writes:

PUNK DUCK

Omb looks at the head.

Z. Omb

The crest is interesting.

Records

The whole duck is interesting.

Z. Omb

The crest is currently more testable.

The tall red-and-black structure extends from the top of the head in a narrow raised strip.

At first glance, it resembles a human mohawk hairstyle.

That does not establish what it is made of.

Records

Feathers.

Z. Omb

Probably.

Records

You can see feathers.

Z. Omb

I can see feather-like structures.

A closer non-invasive examination confirms:

Modified plumage.

No synthetic attachment points are found.

No glue.

No headgear.

The feathers grow directly from the scalp.

Records

Natural punk.

Z. Omb

Natural crest morphology.

Records

Same thing.

Z. Omb

No.

The coloration is more unusual.

Bright red and very dark sections occur within the raised feathers.

Omb wants to know whether the colors come from pigments, structural coloration, dye, or some combination.

Records

You are checking if the duck dyes its hair.

Z. Omb

Feathers.

Records

You know what I mean.

Z. Omb

Yes.

A shed feather is offered voluntarily after grooming.

That avoids plucking.

Microscopy shows that the coloration is genuinely present in the feather rather than merely sitting on the surface.

Records

So not dye.

Z. Omb

Not an obvious external dye.

Records

Natural red-and-black mohawk.

Z. Omb

Supported.

Records looks extremely pleased with this result.

The clothing is easier.

Black fabric.

Decorative spikes.

Skull motif.

Pentagram motif.

No evidence that any of it is anatomically integrated.

Records

Fashion.

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

Punk fashion.

Z. Omb

Reasonable.

The subject is then offered several objects.

A small mirror.

A shallow water dish.

A metal chain.

A brightly colored toy.

The duck ignores the mirror.

Drinks from the water.

Investigates the chain.

Attempts to carry the chain away.

Records

Punk.

Z. Omb

Object interest.

Records

It chose the chain.

Z. Omb

One observation does not establish musical or cultural affiliation.

Records

Nobody said musical.

Z. Omb

You were about to.

Records

I was.

The feet and bill appear broadly duck-like.

No anomaly is detected in walking, drinking or vocalization.

The crest is therefore unusual mostly because of its shape and coloration, not because it requires an impossible biological mechanism.

Records

So normal duck with exceptional fashion genetics.

Z. Omb

That is closer.

CURRENT RECORD

General morphology: Duck-like bird
Raised cranial crest: Confirmed
Crest composition: Feathers
Crest attachment: Natural growth
External dye: Not supported
Red/black feather coloration: Intrinsic to sampled feather
Clothing: External accessory
Spikes/skull/pentagram: Decorative
Behavioural anomaly: None established
Punk affiliation: Aesthetic designation supported; cultural self-identification untested
Anomaly status: None required
Research priority: Moderate, plumage morphology and pigmentation

Records adds:

PUNK DUCK CONFIRMED

Omb amends:

PUNK APPEARANCE CONFIRMED

Records adds underneath:

CLOSE ENOUGH