The scene, located in Tuha Gp Gajah, Indonesia, depicts two dead, silvery-grey fish, consistent with a trevally species, laid horizontally on a dirty, crumpled blue plastic sheet

The scene, located in Tuha Gp Gajah, Indonesia, depicts two dead, silvery-grey fish, consistent with a trevally species, laid horizontally on a dirty, crumpled blue plastic sheet. The sheet is stained with dark smudges and contains scattered debris. The immediate surrounding ground is a dark, wet surface, likely concrete or asphalt, exhibiting puddles and minor refuse. To the right of the fish, a bright yellow object, appearing to be a cooler lid, is partially visible, with an orange rope threaded through it. The fish on the right has an orange string tangled around its mouth and gill area, connected to this rope. A pair of human feet, wearing grey flip-flops, are present in the lower left foreground, indicating the presence of an individual viewing the scene from a close vantage point. No other persons or active interactions are observed.