This image displays a reptile exhibit within an animal enclosure, likely located at the Zoo and Botanical Park of Mulhouse, France

This image displays a reptile exhibit within an animal enclosure, likely located at the Zoo and Botanical Park of Mulhouse, France. The scene is dominated by an arrangement of numerous irregularly shaped, light-colored rocks that form ledges and crevices. Four reptiles are observed: two medium-sized lizards are positioned on a prominent central rock. The lizard on the left is tan with discernible scales and faces left, while the adjacent lizard on the right is darker, more slender, and faces right, oriented slightly downward. A third lizard, exhibiting distinct spiky scales on its body and a relatively blunt tail, rests on a lower rock to the right, facing right. The segmented, spiky tail of a fourth reptile is visible emerging from behind rocks in the upper right-center of the frame. Above the rock formation, a black, inverted bucket-shaped fixture with a metal mesh cage at its base, consistent with a heat lamp or light source, is suspended. Sparse green vegetation is present in the upper left background, and a slender, vertical branch extends upward on the right side. The rocks display a varied coloration, with areas illuminated by greenish-yellow light, indicative of controlled artificial lighting within the exhibit. No human subjects are present; the reptiles remain stationary.