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A large, preserved marine crustacean, identified as a mummified lobster or spiny lobster specimen, is centrally displayed within a clear glass cylindrical vessel. The specimen exhibits a uniform light brown coloration and is tightly secured by multiple strands of light-colored string or twine wrapped around its cephalothorax and abdomen, binding its appendages closely to its body. Several knots are visible in the twine. The glass vessel contains a translucent yellowish preservation fluid. Two brass-toned metal clamps, each fastened with a securing screw, affix the glass cylinder to a vertical mounting system, a portion of which is visible on the right side of the frame. The background consists of an undifferentiated light wall, consistent with an indoor institutional environment. This exhibit is located in New York City, United States.
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