In Shimbi Mashami, Tanzania, an outdoor scene depicts three adult males engaged in the process of animal slaughter

In Shimbi Mashami, Tanzania, an outdoor scene depicts three adult males engaged in the process of animal slaughter. A light-colored goat lies on its right side on the ground, deceased or exsanguinating, with a large, gaping incision at its throat. Bright red blood gushes from the wound into a dark, shallow basin positioned beneath its neck. Blood stains the ground around the goat and heavily coats the hands and forearms of two of the individuals. The individual on the left stands, wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and black pants, holding a dark, slender object resembling a knife handle in his right hand, pointed towards the ground. The central individual, crouching in an orange jacket, has blood covering his hands as he attends to the goat's head and neck area, his face contorted in a grimace. The third individual, on the right, also crouches, dressed in a grey jacket, blue jeans, a plaid shirt, and a dark cap, with blood on his hands as he assists with the goat's head. The surrounding environment consists of lush green vegetation, including trees and dense foliage, with patches of grass and dirt visible on the ground.