A weathered animal skull, identified as bovine or similar large mammal due to its prominent horns, is positioned atop a truncated tree trunk in a forested clearing

A weathered animal skull, identified as bovine or similar large mammal due to its prominent horns, is positioned atop a truncated tree trunk in a forested clearing. The skull is discolored green-grey with visible organic growth, showing signs of decay and exposure; its nasal area and parts of the jaw are absent. A single white drop or residue adheres to the lower anterior aspect of the skull. The tree trunk, approximately 1.5 to 2 meters tall, is debarked, weathered, and partially decayed, with patches of green moss and sparse white snow at its base. A small orange mark is present on the right side of the trunk. The surrounding ground is covered with dormant, reddish-brown grasses and scattered patches of snow. The background consists of a mixed forest line, including tall coniferous trees and leafless deciduous trees. The sky is overcast and grey, with a visible, low-lying sun or bright atmospheric spot near the horizon on the right side. The scene is static, devoid of human or animal activity. Location: Unknown, Unknown.