The image depicts an indoor museum or exhibition display in Austin, Texas, United States of America

The image depicts an indoor museum or exhibition display in Austin, Texas, United States of America. The central focus is an exhibit featuring two polaroid-style photographs of a calf with craniofacial abnormalities, identified by an accompanying text plaque as a "three-eyed two-faced cow." The left photograph shows a person's hands gently touching the calf's head as it lies on straw. The right photograph shows a different view of a similar calf on straw. Both calves in the photos exhibit distinct white and black Holstein-like markings. Below the photographs, a rectangular beige plaque with black text is pinned, stating: "THREE-EYED TWO-FACED COW. THIS CALF WAS BORN RECENTLY IN PENNSYLVANIA. ITS OWNERS TRIED TO CARE FOR IT THE BEST THEY COULD. DESPITE ITS MUTATION, THE CREATURE LIVED FOR A FULL TWO WEEKS BEFORE FINALLY SUCCUMBING TO ILLNESS. THESE PHOTOS SHOW THE CALF WHILE IT WAS STILL ALIVE." The photographs and plaque are affixed with clear pushpins to a light-brown wooden structure or board, which is situated above a visible bed of dry, yellowish straw. In the upper background, a large textile sign with partial dark blue and red elements on a white field is visible. In the lower-left foreground, a section of white, shaggy fur is present.