The image displays a single, deceased fish and a single, deceased crab resting within the dark, scratched interior of a container, likely a bucket or basin

The image displays a single, deceased fish and a single, deceased crab resting within the dark, scratched interior of a container, likely a bucket or basin. A small amount of liquid, consistent with water, pools at the bottom. The fish, positioned horizontally with its head oriented left, is approximately 15-20 cm long. Its body is pale white to silvery, with visible scales and a dark, prominent eye. The dorsal and caudal fins exhibit distinct blue and light green coloration. It lies on its right side. The crab is situated to the right and slightly below the fish. Its carapace, measuring approximately 10-12 cm across, is olive-brown to golden-brown and features prominent lateral spines. Its legs and claws display a noticeable blue hue. The crab appears to be lying on its ventral side, with its legs splayed. Neither creature shows any signs of life. The presence of both a fish resembling a Tilapia or similar cichlid (common in fresh to brackish waters) and a crab consistent with a blue crab species (common in brackish to marine environments) indicates their origin from an estuarine or lagoon ecosystem. This scene is characteristic of a fresh catch from the extensive lagoon and coastal waters of Lagos, Nigeria, such such as the Lagos Lagoon or its connecting creeks, where these species are commonly harvested by local fishermen.