The galaxy presents as a complex system, potentially undergoing a merger or exhibiting strong tidal interactions. The primary body of the galaxy appears relatively smooth and centrally concentrated, displaying an elliptical morphology. Its color is predominantly yellow-red, suggesting an older stellar population and a relatively low rate of recent star formation. Extending from this central body is a plume or tidal tail-like feature. This structure exhibits a more irregular morphology and appears less concentrated, potentially indicating material stripped from the primary galaxy. The color of this tail is similar to that of the galaxy's core. The elongated shape indicates a possible ongoing interaction with another, unseen galaxy. The overall structure suggests a dynamic event influencing its morphology.
