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The image displays an exterior night-time view of a large display window at the Manchester Museum, located on Oxford Road in Manchester, United Kingdom. Above the central display, a white neon sign illuminates the word "CONNECT." The window is segmented into multiple glass-fronted dioramas featuring taxidermy animals, illuminated from within. The left diorama showcases a large, brown bird of prey positioned in the upper section, and a grey canid alongside a smaller, brown, hoofed animal in the lower foreground, set against a verdant and earthy landscape. The central diorama contains a dense arrangement of taxidermied primates and a large bird. A prominent, dark-furred gorilla is depicted in a snarl-like pose, holding an object, with a colorful blue and red-faced bird (resembling a cassowary) positioned in front of it. To the gorilla's left, two medium-sized brown primates (likely baboons or macaques) are posed on a rock formation. Several other smaller primates are visible throughout this display. Numerous small white lights, likely part of an interior decoration, are reflected across the top of this diorama. Reversed text, including "SYMBOLS" and "PEACE," is visible as reflections on the glass. The rightmost diorama, partially visible, features a large, white polar bear standing against a simulated snowy environment. The reversed text "LIVING WORLDS" is faintly visible as a reflection on this section of the glass. The scene is dominated by the artificial illumination of the exhibits against the implied darkness of the exterior.
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