Stake attention in this memory
This image displays a taxidermied lion diorama, characteristic of the exhibits found in the American Museum of Natural History, located at Central Park West & 79th Street in Manhattan, New York, United States. The scene features two taxidermied lions in a simulated African savanna environment. In the midground, a male lion stands largely upright behind a light-colored tree trunk positioned slightly to the left of the frame's center. This male lion has a voluminous mane, dark brown towards the chest and lighter on the head, and its head is turned slightly to the left, gazing forward with an alert expression. Its body is light tan. In the foreground, a light tan lioness lies prone on the ground, positioned horizontally. Her head is turned sharply back and down towards her right flank, appearing to be actively licking or grooming her right front paw or lower leg. Both animals are surrounded by tall, dry, yellowish-brown grass. The ground immediately beneath the lioness shows patches of exposed soil and scattered dry leaves. The background is a painted diorama illustrating a distant savanna or jungle landscape with various trees and green foliage under an expansive sky.
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