An image captured in Bhopal, India, depicts a Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) within an enclosure at what appears to be a zoo or wildlife rescue center, likely Van Vihar National Park

An image captured in Bhopal, India, depicts a Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) within an enclosure at what appears to be a zoo or wildlife rescue center, likely Van Vihar National Park. The tiger, facing left in profile, exhibits characteristic orange fur with black stripes and white facial markings, including white spots on its black ears. Its mouth is slightly agape, and its gaze is directed off-frame to the left. The foreground is dominated by a chain-link fence, behind which the tiger stands. To the right of the tiger, a heavy, square-grated metal gate is visible, connected to the chain-link fence by a thick, vertical metal post. The ground is covered with dry, brown leaves and debris. Behind the tiger and within the enclosure, a pile of large, light-colored rocks or boulders creates varied terrain. The background consists of sparse, leafless trees and brush, suggesting a dry season or cleared natural habitat. The scene is brightly illuminated by natural daylight.