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A chinkara (Indian gazelle) is depicted resting on the ground within an animal enclosure in Kandahar, Afghanistan. The animal, displaying a light brown dorsal coat and white ventral fur, is positioned on its left side with its legs tucked beneath its body. Its head is slightly elevated, oriented towards the left side of the frame. Its horns are dark, ridged, and curved, with lighter, worn tips. A small abrasion is visible on the animal's nasal bridge. The enclosure features a soiled white-painted wall on the left, exhibiting peeling paint and patches of green biological growth. A light-colored concrete block wall forms the corner on the right. Situated in this corner, behind the chinkara, is a dark, black, rubber-like container with two handles. The ground surface is dry, light-colored soil or concrete. Fresh green fodder, consisting of grass and clover-like plants, is scattered across the foreground. Multiple dark, pellet-shaped fecal droppings are present on the ground directly in front of the chinkara's forelegs. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting subtle shadows.
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