The image depicts an outdoor scene in a vegetated area of Shimbi Mashami, Tanzania, where two adult males are engaged in the post-mortem processing of a white-furred ungulate, consistent with a goat

The image depicts an outdoor scene in a vegetated area of Shimbi Mashami, Tanzania, where two adult males are engaged in the post-mortem processing of a white-furred ungulate, consistent with a goat. The animal's head is partially severed from its body, exposing a large, open neck wound from which copious amounts of dark red blood are visible and pooling into a black basin or container. The man on the left is bald, with a dark complexion, and wears a red jacket over a light pink collared shirt and light-colored trousers. He is crouched, smiling broadly, and actively grasping the animal's neck area with both hands, which are heavily stained with blood. The man on the right, also with a dark complexion, wears a black cap, a grey collared jacket over a blue and white plaid shirt, and blue jeans. He is also crouched and smiling, with both hands and forearms deeply stained with blood. His right hand appears to be submerged into the severed neck cavity of the animal, while his left hand is positioned near the wound and the black container. Blood splatters are evident on the lower parts of his grey jacket and trousers. The immediate ground is brown earth, with patches of green grass and foliage. The background consists of dense green vegetation, including ferns and various leafy plants, indicating a lush natural environment.