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An outdoor scene in Alaguntan, Nigeria, displays two large animal sculptures crafted from recycled scrap metal on a light gray concrete surface under bright daylight. In the foreground, a prominent quadrupedal sculpture, approximately 1.5 meters in length, depicts a stylized hippopotamus or similar robust animal, facing directly towards the viewer. This sculpture is predominantly constructed from various dark, rusted, and weathered metal components, including plates, pipes, and mechanical parts; a distinct section of its dorsal area is painted a vibrant blue. Its head features a broad snout, recessed eye areas, and small ear-like projections. To the immediate left and partially obscured, a second scrap metal sculpture, resembling a canine or feline, is visible, standing on four legs with a tail extending rearward. This secondary sculpture also exhibits a dark metallic composition, and a white tag bearing the numbers "478" is affixed to its left flank. Strong shadows are cast on the concrete, indicating direct sunlight. No individuals are present in the scene; the sculptures are static.
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