A taxidermy display is presented behind a reflective glass panel, likely within a museum or exhibition in Nyasvizh, Belarus

A taxidermy display is presented behind a reflective glass panel, likely within a museum or exhibition in Nyasvizh, Belarus. The central figure is a large, light brown Eurasian brown bear, mounted in a rearing or standing posture, with its mouth agape and head tilted slightly upwards and to its right. To the bear's left, a taxidermied European polecat, characterized by dark fur and a lighter face, is perched on a gnarled wooden branch, leaning forward with its mouth slightly open. To the bear's upper right, a taxidermied red squirrel is positioned on another gnarled branch, appearing to hold a small object in its front paws. A second red squirrel is visible near the base of the bear, also situated on a branch. The background consists of dark, vertically pleated fabric. Reflections of interior lighting and a vertical seam in the glass are visible across the foreground.