Stake attention in this memory
The image displays the fossilized skull of a Hippopotamus major, with an open jaw revealing large tusks and molar teeth, positioned within a glass display case. A thin metallic rod extends from the upper jaw to the lower jaw, holding the mouth agape. The skull, light beige to off-white with areas of darker discoloration, occupies the lower and central portion of the frame. A small white label beneath the skull, partially obscured, shows "W.C.A.G.M." and "Worcester," identifying the item as part of the Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum collection. In the upper right background, another fossil, possibly a fragment of a mammoth tooth characterized by pronounced lamellar ridges and dark brown coloration, is mounted on a light-colored wall. Further bone fragments are visible on the right side of the display. Reflections of windows and interior lighting are prominent on the glass surface of the display case, partially obscuring the background. The display case features a wooden frame along its right edge and bottom. No living individuals are depicted in the scene.
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