The scene, located in Oba-Aboji, Nigeria, presents a close-up, overhead view of fruit remnants, consistent with Carica papaya

The scene, located in Oba-Aboji, Nigeria, presents a close-up, overhead view of fruit remnants, consistent with Carica papaya. The items are resting on a semi-reflective, uniform surface, likely metal. Two prominent circular cross-sections of fruit are visible. The upper specimen, approximately 9 cm in diameter, displays an outer margin of light green transitioning to orange-yellow flesh, with a pale blue-green central core. The lower specimen, approximately 7 cm in diameter, exhibits reddish-orange flesh with radiating patterns and a pale yellow-white central core. Both cross-sections have undulated perimeter edges. Surrounding these are numerous strips of fruit peel, varying in color from green to yellow to pale orange. Multiple small, spherical, black seeds are interspersed among the peels and fruit pieces. A larger, elongated segment of orange-yellow fruit pulp with visible fibrous tissue is positioned on the left side of the frame. No individuals or active interactions are visible.