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The image displays an outdoor scene in the Parc de la Tête d'Or, Lyon, France, under a clear blue sky. The central subject is a sculpture depicting an oversized, dark bronze, stylized cat figure pressing down on a severely crumpled silver-colored small car. The car's roof, hood, and sides are crushed inward, with its four wheels askew but attached. The sculpture is mounted on a dark, rectangular pedestal. The pedestal features white text in French, "POUR UNE FOIS, C'EST UNE VOITURE QUI S'EST FAIT ÉCRASER PAR UN CHAT," with the English translation directly below: "just this once, a car gets run over by a cat." A QR code and a "no climbing" pictogram are present on the right side of the pedestal. To the far left, a person is observed lying on a patch of green grass. The background includes extensive green lawns, numerous leafless deciduous trees, and several evergreen trees. In the upper right background, buildings with reddish roofs are visible on a distant elevation. An ornate black lamppost is situated behind the sculpture on the right. The scene is illuminated by natural sunlight, indicating a clear, bright day.
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