A giant squid's exploded anatomy floats in a museum plate

Academic biological plate of [$ORGANISM]. The subject is displayed in an exploded view, all major anatomical systems (skeletal, circulatory, nervous, muscular) separated along a central axis by transparent glass rods and museum pins. No floating parts; every organ, bone, and vessel is physically suspended.
  The outer silhouette is rendered as a translucent glass sculpture. Internal structures transition from photorealistic wet specimens (fresh tissue, visible textures) to color‑coded schematic cross‑sections. Scattered around are floating callout labels identifying tissue types, fiber directions, and bone mineral density.
  Lighting is soft museum spot, casting clean scientific shadows onto a dark velvet background. Annotations are minimal, printed in classic serif, with a 19th‑century naturalist aesthetic blended with high‑tech 3D accuracy.