An outdoor mural on a weathered concrete wall in the city of Voa Yeav, Cambodia, depicts a large, reddish-brown dromedary camel in profile, facing left

An outdoor mural on a weathered concrete wall in the city of Voa Yeav, Cambodia, depicts a large, reddish-brown dromedary camel in profile, facing left. The camel, rendered with a single prominent hump, appears static and extends across the majority of the frame. Its painted surface shows significant fading and peeling, revealing the lighter, cracked gray substrate of the wall underneath. Two distinct circular, dark-toned openings are visible within the wall; one is positioned above the camel's neck, and the other is below its torso. Below the camel, a horizontal decorative border is painted, consisting of alternating brown and light green upward-pointing triangles. The wall itself exhibits widespread cracking, discoloration, and textural variations consistent with prolonged exposure to the elements. No people or active interactions are depicted.