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The image displays a collection of biological specimens preserved in glass containers, situated on a light-colored shelf within an exhibit, likely in a museum or educational setting in Panagyurishte, Bulgaria. The overall scene suggests an aged scientific or natural history display. From left to right, the primary objects are: 1. A partially visible wide glass jar with a dark, corroded metal lid, containing an amorphous, pale biological specimen submerged in clear liquid. 2. A tall, wide glass cylinder with a discolored, possibly moldy rim, enclosing a pale, elongated fish or amphibian specimen suspended vertically in clear liquid. The specimen exhibits small dark spots consistent with eyes near its anterior end. 3. A central, tall, narrow glass cylinder with a heavily corroded dark rim. Inside, a dissected greyish reptile or amphibian specimen is suspended vertically, its ventral side opened to expose pale internal organs. The head is positioned at the top, and the tail curves downwards at the bottom of the cylinder. 4. A tall, square-profile glass cylinder with a dark stopper, presenting a labeled sequence of carp (Cyprinus carpio) development. Cyrillic text visible includes "РАЗВИТИЕ НА РИБА ШАРАН" (Development of Carp Fish), followed by "ХАЙВЕР" (Roe/Caviar) and illustrations or small preserved stages labeled with day intervals such as "3th ДЕН" (3rd day), "7th ДЕН" (7th day), and "20th ДЕН" (20th day). 5. A tall, narrow glass cylinder with a dark stopper, containing a coiled snake specimen preserved in clear liquid, displaying its patterned scales. Several additional smaller, darker lidded jars are partially visible in the background, out of focus. All visible glass containers and their stoppers or rims show signs of age, including corrosion, discoloration, and minor debris, indicating a historical or long-standing exhibit. No human figures are present in the frame.
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3161A
Volume
6,883
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TVL
$2.18
