The image displays an aged, taxidermied primate head, consistent with a baboon or similar species, mounted centrally on a dark brown, polished wooden plaque

The image displays an aged, taxidermied primate head, consistent with a baboon or similar species, mounted centrally on a dark brown, polished wooden plaque. The specimen features dark brown, shaggy fur and a lighter tan-colored face, which exhibits visible cracking and dust accumulation around the muzzle and eyes. The artificial eyes are dark and forward-facing. The mouth is open, baring a full set of yellowish-white teeth, including distinct canines. The wooden plaque, with a rounded bottom edge, is affixed to a background wall characterized by a dark teal or blue-green textured finish, showing irregular fibrous patterns. A segment of a pink or magenta object is visible in the lower left corner of the frame. This scene is located in the city of Jos, Nigeria.