An anatomical display is observed within a clear vertical showcase in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia

An anatomical display is observed within a clear vertical showcase in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. The central subject is a partial human anatomical model, comprising a head and a segment of the respiratory system. The head is partially dissected, revealing red musculature, an eye, and flesh-toned skin on the right facial area, contrasting with exposed bone (skull) and prominent blue vasculature on the left jaw and neck region. It is suspended from a dark grey angled bar via a silver carabiner clip attached to its crown. A white, branched structure, anatomically consistent with a trachea and bronchial tree, extends downwards from the head. This structure is integrated with a dark grey vertical support, which is affixed to a light-colored wooden pedestal forming the base of the exhibit inside the case. The transparent display case reflects a person wearing a dark short-sleeved top, positioned to the right and facing the exhibit. Additional reflections include ceiling spotlights and faint outlines of other individuals and background architecture. The immediate environment outside the case features light-colored walls and, faintly, another display fixture in the distant right background.