A mural painted on a cracked, light-blue wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, depicts an underwater scene

A mural painted on a cracked, light-blue wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, depicts an underwater scene. The central subject is a large, stylized blue and white shark swimming horizontally towards the left in the upper half of the frame. Above and to the right of the shark is a smaller, roundish fish with orange and white stripes. Below the shark, on the left, is a yellow fish. In the lower-middle section, a light brown and white striped fish with a smiling expression swims to the left, surrounded by small white bubbles. To its right, another fish with blue and yellow stripes and a long, pointed snout swims rightward. The bottom section of the mural features green aquatic foliage and two coral-like structures: one orange with white polka dots and another yellow with white polka dots, both resembling mushrooms. White circular bubbles are scattered throughout the blue background, which exhibits significant cracking and peeling, indicative of age and exposure. White block letters spelling "BORK" are faintly visible in the lower-left quadrant.