At a wildlife sanctuary, specifically the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi, Kenya, two male handlers are present with two juvenile wild animals in an outdoor, semi-natural enclosure

At a wildlife sanctuary, specifically the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi, Kenya, two male handlers are present with two juvenile wild animals in an outdoor, semi-natural enclosure. The ground consists of reddish-brown soil with scattered dry leaves and a small muddy area. One handler, dressed in a green uniform and a light-colored cap, is actively bottle-feeding a zebra foal. He holds a clear plastic bottle with a white nipple to the foal's mouth, and a second identical bottle is held in his left hand. The zebra foal, with light brown and white stripes, stands with its head lowered, engaged in feeding. Behind the zebra foal, a reddish-brown rhinoceros calf stands facing generally the same direction. A second handler, wearing a zebra-striped shirt, dark trousers, and a light cap, stands observing the scene behind the animals. In the distant left background, partially obscured by sparse trees with green foliage, a dark object resembling a speaker or monitoring device is mounted on a black tripod. The scene is illuminated by daylight under a bright sky.