This image depicts an indoor scene, likely within a museum or zoology department, in Jos, Nigeria

This image depicts an indoor scene, likely within a museum or zoology department, in Jos, Nigeria. The environment features light-colored walls and a light-colored tiled floor, with natural light entering from the left and overhead artificial lighting. The upper portion of the frame shows a display shelf, partially covered with a straw-like mat and dark, possibly hide, material. Resting on this shelf are several dark-colored animal skulls with various horn configurations, including at least one bovine skull with prominent curved horns on the far left, and multiple antelope or ram-like skulls with spiral, ridged, or curved horns. Above this display, a set of three dark-framed, glass-fronted wall cabinets contain numerous clear glass jars and bottles of varying sizes. The lower portion of the image displays additional animal skulls and horns directly on the tiled floor. A large, dark skull with exceptionally long, broad, outward-curving light brown horns is prominent in the foreground, resting on a light-colored stone base. To its right, a dark, preserved animal head with visible fur and spiraled horns is also positioned on stone bases. Further back, a dark skull with slender, vertical horns is partially visible on the left, and a cluster of smaller bone fragments or carved wood pieces rests on the floor between the larger specimens. No individuals are present in the scene.