A white waterfowl bird with orange beak and feet.
A white waterfowl bird with orange beak and feet. A simple line drawing of a duck, suitable for vector art projects and cutting machine templates. A detailed illustration of a duck, a common household bird. A cartoon illustration of a duck with feathers and beak, suitable as clip art or vector design.
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Degenerate paths occur when an object's path is simplified too much, potentially causing issues during cutting. Check for and remove any unnecessary segments or knots using software-specific tools.