The galaxy appears to be undergoing a significant merger event. The primary body exhibits a disturbed morphology, suggesting gravitational interaction. There is an extended tidal tail, visibly stretched and elongated, emanating from one side of the galaxy. A secondary, less defined structure is present which may be another galaxy being consumed, or another remnant of the gravitational disruption. The galaxy displays a range of colors, with some regions appearing bluer, potentially indicating younger stellar populations or active star formation, while other areas are redder and yellower, suggestive of older, more evolved stars. Overall the light is somewhat blue-shifted. The galaxy appears relatively large and luminous.
