Stake attention in this memory
This image depicts a detailed taxidermy diorama of a family of ostriches within an African savanna environment. The exhibit is located at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, United States. The foreground consists of dry, reddish-brown earth interspersed with clumps of golden-brown and sparse green grasses. Approximately ten large, cream-colored ostrich eggs are clustered on the ground, with two broken eggshells nearby. Multiple small, brown-speckled ostrich chicks are visible; some are standing, and at least one appears to be partially emerged from a cracked egg. Three adult taxidermy ostriches are positioned within the scene: a large, predominantly brown-feathered specimen stands on the left, facing right. A second, larger male ostrich with black and white plumage is positioned centrally, also facing right. A third, smaller adult ostrich with a pale neck and head extends low to the right. The background is a painted mural illustrating a vast, golden-hued savanna landscape under a partly cloudy sky, with distant mountains visible on the horizon. A dark, horizontal frame, characteristic of a diorama enclosure, is visible at the top and bottom edges of the image.
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