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The image displays a glossy, multi-panel educational poster titled "CLIL Readers Discover Our Amazing World!", presumably located in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The poster features a blue background with various collaged images and informational text boxes. In the upper-left quadrant, a nighttime depiction of the orange-vermilion Golden Gate Bridge spans a body of water with city lights visible in the background. A gray text box details that the bridge's color, orange-vermilion, aids visibility in fog. Centered below the Golden Gate Bridge is a golden-colored statue resembling a classical male figure, holding a torch aloft in his right hand. A smaller, grayscale image of the Statue of Liberty is partially visible to the left of this figure. A gray text box near these figures states that the Statue of Liberty was based on a 19th-century idea of the Colossus of Rhodes. The upper-right quadrant features a large, spotted jaguar licking a smaller jaguar cub nestled beneath its head. A green text box explains that jaguar cubs are born blind and begin to see after approximately two weeks. In the lower-left, an Aboriginal man with body paint and a red headband plays a didgeridoo. A gray text box identifies Aboriginal Australians as one of the world's oldest living cultures, arriving 50,000 years ago. The lower-center and right areas include a prominent image of a great white shark, depicted partially submerged with its mouth slightly open. A gray text box provides details on great white shark size (up to 6 meters, 2240 kgs) and ancient lineage (400 million years). At the bottom-right, four smaller images of book covers are arranged, titled "7 Wonders," "Aboriginal Australians," "The Great White Shark," and "The Amazon Rainforest II." Below these covers is the "Express Publishing" logo, featuring an open book icon.
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