A human left hand holds a small turtle upside down in an outdoor setting in Ketowan, Indonesia

A human left hand holds a small turtle upside down in an outdoor setting in Ketowan, Indonesia. The turtle's plastron, or underside shell, is light yellow with prominent, dark, irregularly shaped markings distributed across its surface. Its striped legs and neck, displaying alternating light gray and dark bands, are partially extended from the shell. A small, pointed tail is visible protruding from the rear of the turtle. The hand is positioned with the palm facing upwards, fingers gently curved around the turtle. The background features dense green foliage and trees on the left, transitioning to plants with dark purple leaves on the right. The ground in the lower right is a reddish-brown dirt or sandy surface, scattered with small rocks. A fragment of a blue object, likely a furniture component, is visible on the far right edge of the frame.