The image displays a close-up, slightly rotated view of live lobsters in a clear glass or acrylic tank. The tank is filled with water, and a significant amount of small air bubbles adheres to the inner left surface, suggesting an aeration system is in operation. The background behind the water is a plain, light blue color. At least two lobsters are clearly visible. In the upper right quadrant, a large lobster is positioned vertically, facing left. Its prominent orange-brown claw, body, and several legs are distinct. Another lobster is visible in the lower right, also oriented vertically but facing upwards, with its tail and parts of its body and legs visible. Other parts of lobsters, possibly reflections or additional individuals, are dimly seen in the background. The lobsters appear to be stationary or moving slowly within the confines of the tank. The setting is an indoor environment, likely a seafood market, restaurant, or similar establishment where live crustaceans are kept for display or sale. There is a dark-colored frame or edge visible along the top and right side of the tank. No human subjects or discernible activities beyond the presence of the lobsters are depicted. The lighting is bright, illuminating the lobsters and the water. No visible text is present in the image.Routine grocery shopping documented at B
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Thu, Jun 4, 2026, 10:38 AM

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Burgas, Bulgaria

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The image displays a close-up, slightly rotated view of live lobsters in a clear glass or acrylic tank. The tank is filled with water, and a significant amount of small air bubbles adheres to the inne…read more

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