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Created on Feb 28, 2024

A single orange ellipse represents a fish swimming repeatedly across an 800-by-600 SVG viewport on a light blue background, looping infinitely with a linear ease and a fixed eye dot that moves in sync. The animation uses d3.v7’s `selection.transition()` and `selection.attr()` to update the horizontal `cx` coordinates over an 8-second duration, resetting to the off-screen start via the `on("end")` callback. The shapes are drawn directly with SVG `ellipse` and `circle` elements, with no external data source.

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