The image displays a male plains zebra (Equus quagga) standing in an arid, grassy savannah landscape

The image displays a male plains zebra (Equus quagga) standing in an arid, grassy savannah landscape. The zebra is positioned with its body angled slightly left, showcasing its distinctive black and white striped coat. Its tail, with a dark tuft, hangs down. The animal's penis is fully extended and visible. A portion of another zebra's body, specifically its lower left leg and part of its flank, is visible to the immediate left of the primary subject. The ground consists of dry, light-brown and tan grasses of varying heights, covering the foreground and mid-ground. In the background, the terrain extends into a flat to gently undulating expanse dotted with numerous small, dark trees and shrubs, characteristic of acacia species. The distant horizon is hazy, meeting a light-grey sky that covers the upper portion of the frame. The scene is located in the vicinity of Thorn Tree Tented Camp, Tanzania. There are no human subjects or man-made objects other than the potential distant presence of safari vehicles barely discernible in the far background of the higher resolution crops. The zebras appear to be stationary.