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A single, rectangular informational exhibit card, oriented diagonally, rests on a dark, textured surface. The card's upper section features an orange header with the title "Roussette paillée africaine" (African straw-colored fruit bat) and a world map highlighting parts of Africa. Below this, the card displays text in French detailing the bat's diet, habitat, gestation, and lifespan, accompanied by small illustrative icons. The lower two-thirds of the card contain additional French text describing the bat's behavior, particularly its non-cavernicolous nature and tree-dwelling habits, under the heading "En plein jour ?". A prominent, detailed illustration of an African straw-colored fruit bat with outstretched wings occupies the central portion, featuring labeled anatomical parts in French, such as "Patagium," "Doigts," "Avant-bras," "Queue," and "Oreille." The bottom section includes text under "Animal volant identifié" (Identified flying animal) explaining bat flight mechanics. The scene presents an educational display likely found within a museum, zoo, or similar public institution in Paris, France. No individuals are present in the image.
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Mar 7, 2026, 11:09 AM

Paris, France

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A single, rectangular informational exhibit card, oriented diagonally, rests on a dark, textured surface. The card's upper section features an orange header with the title "Roussette paillée africaine" (African straw-colored fruit bat) and a world map highlighting parts of Africa. Below this, the card displays text in French detailing the bat's diet, habitat, gestation, and lifespan, accompanied by small illustrative icons. The lower two-thirds of the card contain additional French text describing the bat's behavior, particularly its non-cavernicolous nature and tree-dwelling habits, under the heading "En plein jour ?". A prominent, detailed illustration of an African straw-colored fruit bat with outstretched wings occupies the central portion, featuring labeled anatomical parts in French, such as "Patagium," "Doigts," "Avant-bras," "Queue," and "Oreille." The bottom section includes text under "Animal volant identifié" (Identified flying animal) explaining bat flight mechanics. The scene presents an educational display likely found within a museum, zoo, or similar public institution in Paris, France. No individuals are present in the image.

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