This galaxy exhibits a disturbed morphology suggestive of a recent or ongoing interaction. While there is a dominant central structure, a significant portion of the light appears to be dispersed into a tidal tail or stream extending away from the main body. This structure is characterized by a bluer color, indicative of recent star formation activity. Patches of intense blue light are interspersed throughout the tidal feature, perhaps marking the locations of stellar nurseries. The primary body of the galaxy has a less well defined color distribution. There appears to be some evidence of a redder central region within this body, but there is no definitive or smooth disk structure visible. 
