The image depicts a semi-natural, semi-urban environment in M'diq, Morocco, populated by a group of wild boars and egrets

The image depicts a semi-natural, semi-urban environment in M'diq, Morocco, populated by a group of wild boars and egrets. In the foreground, a retaining wall constructed from rocks contained within a wire mesh structure is visible. Immediately behind this, a dirt path or ground is occupied by approximately eight to ten wild boar piglets, distinguished by their brown and black striped coats, actively rooting or foraging. An adult dark grey wild boar stands among the piglets, facing away from the viewer. Further into the midground, two white egrets are present. One egret stands on the dirt ground to the left, near the adult boar. The second egret stands on a higher, reddish-brown earthen ledge to the right, adjacent to another dark-colored adult wild boar that faces left. The background features a steep, ascending slope composed of exposed reddish-brown soil and rocks, punctuated by retaining walls of stacked stones. Sparse trees with mostly bare branches dominate the upper right background, while denser green foliage is visible further left and behind. Scattered debris, including plastic bottles, is noticeable on the ground and amidst the rocks, indicating human presence and waste. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight, suggesting an outdoor setting at a transitional zone between natural habitat and developed areas.