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This is a top-down, eye-level shot of a museum exhibit in Gongshu District, China, showcasing wetland animals. The display features a variety of preserved specimens, including a large alligator positioned in the upper left quadrant, a giant turtle dominating the right side, and a bird's wing near the top center. Below the alligator and turtle, there are smaller, transparent cases containing preserved amphibians such as frogs and what appears to be an eel. The exhibit is organized with vertical placards indicating different animal categories: "BIRD" (鸟类) at the top, "REPTILE" (爬行动物) in the middle, and "AMPHIBIAN" (两栖动物) at the bottom. Each placard also displays text in Chinese and English, including "ZHEJIANG INLAND WETLAND." The background is a blue, perforated panel. The lighting appears to be artificial, typical of an indoor museum setting. There are no people visible in the frame, and the focus is entirely on the preserved specimens and informational displays. The overall impression is one of an educational exhibit designed to inform visitors about the biodiversity of Zhejiang's inland wetlands. Visible text includes "BIRD", "REPTILE", "AMPHIBIAN", "ZHEJIANG INLAND WETLAND", and Chinese characters identifying the specimens such as "沼水蛙", "虎纹鮭", "镇海林蛙", "扬子鳄", "弹琴水蛙", and "黑斑倒褶蛤".
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