A young bovine, likely a Zebu-type, is depicted from a frontal perspective within a rustic wooden pen in Lhokseumawe, Indonesia

A young bovine, likely a Zebu-type, is depicted from a frontal perspective within a rustic wooden pen in Lhokseumawe, Indonesia. The animal exhibits reddish-brown fur on its forehead and ears, contrasting with a darker greyish-black muzzle and lower face. Small, dark horns are visible above its head. A thick green rope is threaded through the bovine's nostrils, forming a nose ring, with a longer segment of the rope hanging vertically downwards. Its dark eyes are directed forward, towards the observer. The pen is constructed from unrefined wooden posts and horizontal planks, with a roof appearing to be made of natural materials supported by wooden beams. Green and brown ropes are used to secure elements of the wooden structure. Behind the enclosure, lush green foliage, including large banana leaves, is visible under natural sunlight. The ground within the pen is earthen. No human figures are present.