The image, rotated 90 degrees clockwise, captures a scene primarily featuring several white rabbits with characteristic red eyes, indicative of albinism. These rabbits are contained within a light beige or yellow plastic tub or trough. At least three rabbits are clearly visible, with their heads and perked ears prominent as they peer out of the container. A small, circular, metallic scale is partially visible behind the rabbits inside the tub, suggesting an activity related to weighing or examination. The setting appears to be an indoor, possibly laboratory or animal care facility. To the left of the rabbits, in the background, are two light gray cabinets or drawers, each with distinct vertical handles. Further left, a dark gray or black shelving unit is partially visible. The right side of the background shows a light-colored wall, which may be tiled. A blurry blue object is subtly present at the far right edge of the frame. Another light beige container, similar to the one holding the rabbits, is situated further back on the left, partially obscured. The overall lighting is uniform, consistent with indoor artificial light. The rabbits appear calm and alert. No readable text is visible on any objects. The context of Chongqing High-tech Zone, China, aligns with a scientific or research environment where such animal studies might occur.

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Fri, Apr 17, 2026, 12:39 AM

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