The image displays a close-up, static, interior view of a museum exhibit showcasing nine animal skulls arranged in two horizontal rows within a glass display case with a white back panel

The image displays a close-up, static, interior view of a museum exhibit showcasing nine animal skulls arranged in two horizontal rows within a glass display case with a white back panel. The case has a dark frame, visible in the upper left and right corners, and exhibits reflections on its transparent surface. The top row features three larger skulls, identified by scientific Latin names and corresponding Bulgarian Cyrillic labels. From left to right, these are: *Meles meles* (badger), *Lutra lutra* (otter), and *Martes foina* (beech marten). Overarching taxonomic labels for "Order Carnivora" (Разд. Carnivora) and "Family Mustelidae" (Сем. Mustelidae) are also present in the upper-middle section of the display. The bottom row contains six smaller skulls. From left to right, these include: *Mustela putorius* (European polecat), *Mustela erminea* (stoat), *Mustela nivalis* (least weasel), and *Vormela peregusna* (marbled polecat). The skulls are uniformly light in color, consistent with cleaned bone specimens. No individuals or active interactions are depicted. The environment is an institutional setting, indicative of a natural history museum. Given the presence of Bulgarian Cyrillic labels, the exhibit is located in Bulgaria. The most probable specific location in the city of Plovdiv for this type of display is the **Regional Natural History Museum (Регионален природонаучен музей)**.