The image depicts a skinned pig carcass hanging by its hind hocks from a metal hook, suspended within an open-sided structure in Zeda Sakara, Georgia

The image depicts a skinned pig carcass hanging by its hind hocks from a metal hook, suspended within an open-sided structure in Zeda Sakara, Georgia. The carcass is primarily pale pink with reddish discoloration and some superficial marks, indicative of butchering. Fresh dark red blood drips from the lower portion onto a wet, cracked concrete floor, where pools of blood are visible directly beneath. To the immediate left of the carcass, a rusty, three-legged metal stool stands on the concrete. The right side of the frame shows a dark, textured wall with a vertical black hose or pipe attached, and discarded wooden or concrete panels resting against the base. Beyond the immediate foreground, an outdoor rural environment is visible through an opening. A wet, green grassy area features a moss-covered log lying horizontally. A wire fence delineates this area from a wider landscape of dormant trees and shrubs, suggesting a cold season. Distant hills are faintly visible under an overcast sky dominated by heavy grey clouds. A portion of a structure with a dark, corrugated roof is discernible to the left in the mid-ground. No individuals are present in the scene, and no active interactions are observed.