The image depicts an indoor livestock pen located in Cibodas, Indonesia

The image depicts an indoor livestock pen located in Cibodas, Indonesia. A large, predominantly brown cow with white markings on its face, brisket, and lower body is centered in the foreground, actively consuming a light brown granular feed from a black, cut-tire feeder on the ground. A blue and white braided rope encircles its neck, with a thinner orange rope attached near its snout, secured to a lower gray metal horizontal bar of the pen. Behind this animal, the upper bodies of at least two other brown cattle are partially visible within adjacent stalls. The pen structure consists of gray metal horizontal bars, a low concrete trough or barrier, and robust, rough-textured concrete support pillars. Wooden beams and rafters form the overhead roof structure, and an electrical meter box is mounted on a background pillar. The floor appears to be a mix of concrete and compacted earth, with scattered hay and spilled feed visible. Natural light illuminates the scene, suggesting an open-sided or partially enclosed facility.