This image depicts a detailed diorama within the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, United States

This image depicts a detailed diorama within the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, United States. The scene features two taxidermied black rhinoceroses in a simulated African savanna environment. In the background, a large, adult black rhinoceros stands facing slightly towards the viewer's right. It possesses a distinctive, exceptionally long and sharply upward-curving front horn, and a shorter rear horn. Its hide is a textured, grayish-brown. Perched on its back and near its head are at least three small, brownish taxidermied birds, consistent with oxpeckers. In the foreground, a second, slightly smaller black rhinoceros lies prone, facing towards the viewer's left. Its body is partially settled into simulated dark brown earth or mud, with its legs tucked beneath it. This rhino also has two horns, shorter than those of the standing specimen. One small, brownish taxidermied bird is visible on its back. The ground of the diorama is composed of simulated dark earth and scattered clumps of dry, yellowish vegetation. The background is an expansive, curved painted mural depicting a wide, undulating landscape with green and light brown trees, distant hills, and mountains under a sky that transitions from a pale blue near the horizon to a darker, cloudy blue overhead. The overall scene is static, meticulously arranged to replicate a natural wildlife encounter.