Stake attention in this memory
This image depicts a diorama located within the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. The central subjects are three taxidermied Grevy's zebras (*Equus grevyi*): two adults and one foal. The foal, positioned front-left, is seen nuzzling the belly of a larger adult zebra, which faces left. A second adult zebra stands partially behind the central adult, its head slightly turned left. All zebras display distinct narrow, vertical brown and white stripes covering their bodies and legs. The foreground features simulated dry earth, rocks, and a green, cactus-like plant in the lower center. The background is a painted panoramic mural of an African savanna, characterized by distant blue mountains under a pale sky. Scattered acacia-type trees and sparse vegetation populate the midground, with additional wildlife including giraffes, rhinoceroses, and a congregation of vultures visible in the distance.
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