Stake attention in this memory
This image depicts a museum diorama at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, United States. The scene features four taxidermied antelopes arranged in a simulated arid desert environment. The ground is reddish-orange sand, with sparse artificial vegetation including a prominent green bush in the mid-ground. In the mid-ground on the left, a standing Addax antelope with light fur, a brown neck, and distinct spiraling horns faces slightly right. Adjacent to it on the far left, only the head of another Addax is visible. On the right mid-ground, a standing Scimitar-horned Oryx, characterized by its cream-colored fur and long, slender, backward-curving dark horns, has its head lowered towards the ground near the green bush. In the foreground, an Addax antelope with light brown fur and spiraling horns is depicted lying down, facing away from the viewer and towards the lower right of the frame. The background consists of a painted desert landscape with faint distant rock formations under a hazy sky. Reflections of other large horned animal taxidermy are visible in the upper background, indicating a protective glass enclosure.
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