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A rectangular white sticker featuring a colorful, stylized illustration of a mantis shrimp. On the left, a black capital 'I' is followed by a vibrant red heart, which appears to be held or connected to the mantis shrimp's appendages. The mantis shrimp itself is depicted with a teal-blue segmented body, bright pink eyes on stalks, and accents of red, pink, and green on its head and underside. To the right of the illustration, the phrase 'THE MANTIS SHRIMP' is written in a simple black sans-serif font. The sticker shows signs of wear and dirt, consistent with being affixed outdoors on a dark, textured surface, likely a storage box or case.

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06 August 2025 2
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