The galaxy presents as a system undergoing significant gravitational interaction, potentially a merger in progress. There is an extended, diffuse halo surrounding the primary galactic body. The core region exhibits a notable degree of roundness. Evident tidal features, including faint streams, appear to emanate from the main body, which strongly suggests ongoing tidal stripping due to interactions with another galactic mass. There appear to be multiple, distinct nuclei within the system, implying the presence of multiple galaxies in close proximity and undergoing merging processes. Star formation activity appears to be present, particularly within the disrupted regions, evidenced by blue colors in these regions. This is consistent with star formation triggered by the merger event.
