This is a close-up, eye-level, indoor photograph of a children's interactive exhibit depicting a coral nursery

This is a close-up, eye-level, indoor photograph of a children's interactive exhibit depicting a coral nursery. The exhibit is made of molded plastic and wooden pieces, with brightly colored coral and sea creature decorations. In the foreground, several flat, wooden cutouts of coral are positioned in slots on a white surface. Two of these cutouts are printed with a pink coral pattern, and two are printed with a yellow, fern-like pattern. Behind these, a larger, curved, light blue plastic structure forms the main part of the exhibit, with cutouts for placing the coral pieces. Inside this structure, to the right, are red and orange plastic models of coral and anemones, suggesting an underwater scene. A sign with text partially visible at the top left of the image reads "The Coral Nursery" and "Setnor Byer Family Fund," indicating this is likely a museum or educational center exhibit. The lighting is bright and even, suggesting an indoor, well-lit environment. The photograph does not contain any people or animals, and there is no clear indication of the specific location within Fort Lauderdale, United States of America, beyond the general context of an interactive exhibit.