A full-body illustration of a sea turtle, a common seaside animal.
A full-body illustration of a sea turtle, a common seaside animal. Illustration of a sea turtle's full body, showcasing its shell and flippers in a detailed vector design. An SVG vector art design featuring a sea creature commonly found on seaside shores. A digital vector graphic of a wild sea creature roaming the ocean floor.
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