The image displays a monochrome, pen-and-ink style drawing on a white background

The image displays a monochrome, pen-and-ink style drawing on a white background. The central subject is a stylized, bipedal, gastropod-like figure with a large, spiral shell on its posterior. This figure has an elongated, segmented body and a prominent head featuring two large, dark, ovular eyes with small white pupils and two upward-curving antenna-like stalks. Its maw is open, encompassing the head and upper body of a second, smaller, more conventionally depicted gastropod-like creature, which exhibits prominent eyestalks and a partial shell structure. Viscous fluid, consistent with slime, drips from the point of interaction between the two figures and along the body of the larger entity, pooling at its base. The scene is static and presents a grotesque interaction. The white background indicates the drawing is on paper. No elements within the drawing provide visual information regarding its physical location or origin within Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan.