This image depicts an underwater scene within an exhibit at the Aquarium of Genoa in Genoa, Italy

This image depicts an underwater scene within an exhibit at the Aquarium of Genoa in Genoa, Italy. The central subjects are two moray eels, both exhibiting a greyish body with distinctive white or light-colored mottled patterns. One eel is prominent in the lower-middle portion of the frame, with its head facing towards the right and its body partially extended from a crevice. To its left and slightly behind, the head and anterior portion of a second moray eel are visible, also emerging from the rockwork. The eels are positioned against an elaborate, artificial rock formation that occupies the majority of the frame, extending from the bottom to the top. This structure mimics a natural coral reef or rocky habitat, featuring a highly textured, irregular surface with visible patches of reddish and lighter-colored encrustations. The background is a uniform dark blue, indicating the depth of the water within the tank. The scene is well-lit, highlighting the details of the eels and the rock structure.