A taxidermied Thomson's Gazelle head is mounted on a dark, decorative wooden plaque against a textured, grayish-blue wall within the city of Jos, Nigeria

A taxidermied Thomson's Gazelle head is mounted on a dark, decorative wooden plaque against a textured, grayish-blue wall within the city of Jos, Nigeria. The gazelle head displays medium brown fur, lighter on the neck, with prominent dark, spiraled horns featuring distinct rings, and light-colored glass eyes. The muzzle area is deteriorated, exposing fibrous material, and the right ear shows noticeable damage. An oval plaque on the wooden mount identifies the specimen as 'THOMSON'S GAZELLE'. Partially visible above and to the left of the mounted head is a green poster affixed to the wall. This poster contains text such as 'AND PROTECTED' and 'TODAY.', along with circular images depicting a bird and multiple primates. A red banner on the poster reads 'HELP PROTECT MONKEYS' and 'HELP PROTECT FORESTS...'. Shadows from the mounted head are cast on the wall to the right, consistent with a light source from the left.