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The image displays a Cape fur seal (Arctocephalus pusillus pusillus) floating supine in the greenish-grey water of Hout Bay, South Africa. The seal's head is partially elevated above the water, revealing an open mouth grasping a fish or fish remnants. Its fur appears dark and wet. A single flipper is discernible near its midsection, breaking the water surface. Small air bubbles and minor concentric ripples emanate from the seal's body, indicating movement or buoyancy adjustment. The water surface is generally calm, reflecting an overcast sky, suggesting diffuse light conditions. No other subjects or objects are visible.
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