After the first half, there are two pieces of textual information that haven't been used. These are the big "BONJOUR!" text at the top, and the easily-missed cryptexhunt url in the bottom right. Notably, the url appears to end on an abnormality in the background pattern: instead of the usual flower pattern, there is a fleur-de-lis right after the forward slash. These same patterns can be found below certain letters or spaces in the rest of the image. These marked letters spell "PEER", prompting solvers to visit
https://cryptexhunt.com/peer. However, they will quickly discover that while they had the right idea, they're at the wrong location.
Focusing on the French now, solvers who know a little of the language may realize that some of the words have direct translations in French, and that these words are of the same length as their English counterparts. In fact, all of the words have this quality:
- APPLE --> POMME
- TURTLE --> TORTUE
- FIELD --> CHAMP
- EARTH --> TERRE
- SQUIRREL --> ECUREUIL
- AZALEA --> AZALEE
- WORLD --> MONDE
Repeating the process used to get "PEER" with these French words replacing the English ones, solvers can reach the actual final step of this puzzle by going to
https://cryptexhunt.com/main. Here, the puzzle asks solvers to find the "MAIN" word among a field of letters and images. Re-using the French mechanic, solvers should realize that "main" is the French word for "hand". Looking at the letters over hands, and ordering based on the number of fingers being held up, gets them the final answer.