The image depicts an indoor museum exhibit at the Geological Museum of Bandung City, Indonesia

The image depicts an indoor museum exhibit at the Geological Museum of Bandung City, Indonesia. In the foreground, a large, dark-brown, heavily fossilized object, identified by a black plaque as a "Crocodile" specimen, rests horizontally on a rectangular dark wooden base. The fossil exhibits a rough, irregular surface with several distinct apertures. To the immediate right, a smaller exhibit is contained within a clear glass display case with a wooden base. The floor throughout the exhibition area is a dark, reflective surface. In the mid-ground, a white, multi-faceted display barrier separates the foreground from the background. Behind this barrier, a model of a quadruped animal, possibly an equid, stands on a wooden platform filled with white gravel. A white informational sign, partially visible behind the animal model, references "Balok-balok pasir Cijulang." Artificial lighting illuminates the exhibits, casting reflections on the floor and glass. No individuals are present in the scene.