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This image captures a coastal scene in Hermanus, South Africa, depicting a group of rock hyraxes (dassies) on a rocky outcrop adjacent to the ocean. In the foreground, six light brownish-grey hyraxes are observed resting and basking on sun-drenched, textured rock formations. One hyrax is partially visible on the far left, facing right. Two hyraxes are centrally located, one larger behind a smaller one, both facing forward and slightly right. To the right, another hyrax is positioned lower and mostly in shadow, facing left. A fifth hyrax stands upright further right, facing left. A sixth, darker hyrax is visible between the central group and the standing one. The rocks are light grey and tan, illuminated by warm, directional sunlight from the left, casting distinct shadows. Behind the hyraxes, a substantial dark grey rock barrier separates the turbulent Atlantic Ocean from a calm tidal pool. On the left, breaking waves crash against this barrier, creating white foam and spray in the bright blue-green water. To the right of the breaking waves, the top surface of the barrier and the edges of the tidal pool are covered in patches of dark green and reddish-brown algae and seaweed. The tidal pool itself is still and reflective, holding clear, light blue water. The overall environment is rugged coastal terrain under clear conditions. No human presence is observed.
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341AD
Volume
10,879
Creator
+$0.24
Revenue
+$0.67
TVL
$10.92
