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An indoor scene at the National Museum of Science and Technology in Dhaka, Bangladesh, features a taxidermied Ganges River Dolphin (*Platanista gangetica*) displayed within a clear glass enclosure. The dolphin, dark gray with a prominent long, toothed snout, exhibits some discolored patches on its body. A young female child, seen from the side and rear, stands in the foreground, looking up intently at the dolphin. She wears a light orange long-sleeved shirt, blue and white checkered pants, and has dark hair styled in two ponytails adorned with purple star-shaped clips. Directly in front of the enclosure is a white information sign detailing the dolphin's classification, habitat (Ganges-Brahmaputra river basin), and feeding habits, noting its provision by the Halda River Research Laboratory, University of Chittagong, with a collection date of October 26. The exhibit is situated in a well-lit public space with a light-colored floor.
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