In Marhamat, Uzbekistan, a medium-sized bovine animal, primarily white with irregular dark brown and black patches, is observed feeding

In Marhamat, Uzbekistan, a medium-sized bovine animal, primarily white with irregular dark brown and black patches, is observed feeding. The animal's head is predominantly dark brown/black with some tan coloration around the eyes and a white blaze on its forehead; it possesses small, pointed horns. A white strap or rope is loosely tied around its head. The animal is positioned in front of a concrete feeding trough containing chopped, dry stalks and leaves, consistent with agricultural feed. Its forelegs are visible, with hooves showing accumulation of mud. To the right of the animal, on the edge of the feeding trough, rests a cylindrical, dark metallic object, possibly a pipe segment, secured by a thin blue string wrapped around its base. The ground beneath the animal is dirt, mixed with scattered pieces of dry feed. In the background, a wall constructed from grey concrete blocks runs horizontally, and further back, remnants of a structure with weathered wooden supports and exposed dirt/mud walls are visible, along with some sparse dry vegetation.