Museum-Grade Fish Knowledge Infographic

Please create a museum exhibit-level fish knowledge science infographic, focusing on displaying 【a representative fish species, such as: tuna / carp / shark / clownfish (replaceable)】. Core Layout: Center: Large fish specimen image, occupying 60–70% of the frame Surrounding: Scientific annotations + fun encyclopedia information, arranged radially or in zones Overall: Like a fish specimen label in a museum glass display case Fish Specimen Presentation (Core Requirements): Physical Realism The fish specimen lies flat on the paper Not a "photo within a photo," but a physical specimen Perspective Vertical top-down view The fish body and paper are on the same physical plane Lighting Soft natural light from above The fish body casts a delicate, realistic shadow on the paper Mounting Method (Natural History Style) Use slender silver metal specimen pins or thin threads to secure the fish body Pins pierce key parts of the fish body (e.g., back or fin base) Pin tips slightly penetrate the paper surface Small pinholes and slight indentations are visible on the paper surface Detail Texture (Key Focus) Clearly visible: Fish scale arrangement and reflections Semi-transparent texture of fin membranes Structural layers of the gill cover Wet reflection in the eyes The fish body edges have a sense of thickness and slight three-dimensional undulation Fins may be naturally spread but not overly exaggerated Proportion The fish specimen occupies about 60–70% of the center of the paper Surrounding white space is reserved for annotations and information Natural State The fish body posture is natural and relaxed Retains the static feel of a "real specimen," not a swimming posture Annotation System Design: Use thin guide lines Extend from fish body structures to text annotation boxes Guide lines appear as if directly drawn or printed on the paper Essential body part annotations (6–8): 1. Head Eye Field of vision? Can it see colors? Mouth Mouth shape (superior / terminal / inferior) Related to diet? Gill Cover (Operculum) Explanation of breathing method (how it extracts oxygen from water) 2. Trunk Scales Type (cycloid / ctenoid / placoid) Protective and drag-reducing functions Lateral Line System A "sensory organ" for detecting water flow and vibrations 3. Fin System Dorsal Fin: Maintains balance Pectoral Fin: Steering and braking Pelvic Fin: Stabilizes the body Caudal Fin: Main propulsion Explanation of swimming speed or burst power 4. Internal/Special Structures (Visualized Expression) Swim Bladder (if applicable) Controls buoyancy or Cartilaginous skeleton / Bony structure comparison 5. Distinctive Structures The most representative physical feature of this fish species Its adaptive relationship with its habitat (ocean / freshwater / deep sea / coral reef) Information Card Content (each annotation includes): Part name (Chinese / English) 1–2 child-friendly functional descriptions Fun fact or trivia Marked with 🔍 or 💡 icons Other Page Elements: Top Area: Fish Chinese name (large title, elegant font) Scientific Name (italicized Latin) Classification information (Class / Order / Family) Small distribution map icon World map + highlighted major distribution waters Bottom / Side Information Bar: Basic Profile Body Length: X cm – X m Weight: X g – X kg Lifespan: X years Habitat: Ocean / Freshwater / Deep Sea / Coral Reef Diet: Herbivore / Carnivore / Omnivore Superpowers / Survival Skills 2–3 coolest abilities, e.g.: High-speed swimming Electroreception Color-changing camouflage Migration ability Icon + brief explanation Fun Trivia 1–2 facts that appeal to children E.g.: "Can sleep without blinking" "Can swim thousands of kilometers in its lifetime" Life Cycle Simplified diagram: Egg → Larva → Juvenile → Adult Highlights key changes in growth stages Design Aesthetics (Maintain Natural History Style): Paper Texture Base paper: Off-white / Ivory high-quality paper #F8F6F0 or #FFFEF7 Visible paper fibers Slight vintage wear feel (optional) Spatial Relationships (Very Important) Fish specimen: Real physical entity, lying flat on the paper Mounting pins / threads: Silver metallic texture Annotation text: Directly printed or handwritten on the same paper Guide lines: Thin pen-drawn lines Color Scheme Paper base color: #F8F6F0 / #FFFEF7 Annotation text: #2C3E50 (dark gray-blue ink color) Guide lines: #8B7355 or #696969 Emphasis marks: #D4AF37 (antique bronze gold) Specimen pins: #C0C0C0 (silver-gray metal) Font System Title: Elegant printed or handwritten style (Songti / Garamond) Scientific name: Italic Annotation text: Clear small handwritten or printed font Overall Feel: Like a naturalist's handwritten observation notes of a fish specimen on specimen paper Decorative Elements (Optional) Decorative border lines at the four corners Millimeter scale ruler (parallel to the fish body) Collection number / date (handwritten style) Aquatic plant silhouette watermark (very faint) Key Visual Points (Must Not Be Violated): The entire image is a spread-out fish specimen paper sheet The fish specimen is physically mounted on the paper Text, lines, and the specimen share the same physical plane The viewer feels as if looking down at a naturalist's workbench Key Concept Emphasis: ❌ Do not: Place a photo of a fish into the frame ✅ Do: Have the fish specimen itself on the paper Like a page from a 19th-century naturalist's fish specimen album Image Specifications: Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (landscape) or 3:4 (portrait) Resolution: 300 DPI, suitable for A3 / A2 printing Format: High-definition PNG Scientific Accuracy Requirements: Fish body proportions correspond to the real species Anatomical structure names are accurate Descriptions for children are vivid but scientifically sound