The image displays a captive baboon, likely an Olive Baboon (Papio anubis), within a metal bar enclosure at the Jos Wildlife Park in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria

The image displays a captive baboon, likely an Olive Baboon (Papio anubis), within a metal bar enclosure at the Jos Wildlife Park in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria. The baboon is seated upright, facing slightly right of the viewer, with its gaze directed forward. It possesses olive-brown fur and a dark grey, elongated muzzle with reddish-brown eyes. Its right hand firmly grips a vertical rusty metal bar of the cage, while its left forearm, extending towards the right, also rests against the bars. The enclosure consists of a grid of weathered, rusty metal bars. In the immediate foreground, a low concrete barrier topped with small, irregularly shaped grey stones embedded in dark soil is visible. Behind the baboon, the ground appears to be a greyish concrete or dirt surface. The background features a wall or natural outcrop composed of irregularly shaped reddish-brown rocks. A thicker, dark vertical metal post with partially visible white markings, resembling numbers "32", is present on the far right.