Extra bytes in the response body from the server

[sapper]

Esp32 controller. I want to receive and process binary data from the server. The server sends 10 bytes, but the available() method returns 20.

Here's a screenshot of the response, including headers and all characters. As you can see, there are 10 zero bytes in the body.

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Arduino code for receiving and processing a stream after a successful server response:

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            if(_httpResponseCode == 200) {

                WiFiClient *stream = http.getStreamPtr();

                int available = stream->available();

                Serial.print("Available ");
                Serial.println(available);

                //Allocating memory for the response buffer
                uint8_t* _result_bufer = new uint8_t[available];

                //Reading all bytes from the stream and writing to the buffer
                stream->readBytes(_result_bufer, available);


                //Printing all received bytes to the console
                for(int bytesRead = 0; bytesRead < available ; bytesRead++){
                    Serial.printf("%02X ", _result_bufer[bytesRead]);
                }

                _result = _result_bufer;
                Serial.println();
                Serial.print("Total bytes reads: ");
                Serial.println(bytesRead);
            }

This is what is displayed in the console. 20 bytes are available. I have highlighted the actual 10 bytes of data in green. The blue bytes are CL LF. It is not clear what 61 and 30 could mean.

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Does anyone have any information on what this might be related to?