Stake attention in this memory
A mounted skeletal display of a bovid, identified by an adjacent label as a springbok (Antidorcas) from the Antilopini tribe, is exhibited against a plain, light yellow wall. This exhibit is located within what appears to be the Natural History Museum in Asenovgrad, Bulgaria. The complete skeleton, rendered in a pale beige tone, stands upright, articulated with visible metal wires and supports connecting its bones. Its skull features prominent, upward-curving horn cores. The skeletal structure includes a pronounced rib cage, a long neck, and four slender limbs. To the upper left of the skeleton, a framed color photograph depicts an individual gazelle standing in a grassy, outdoor environment. Directly above the skeleton, another framed color photograph shows a herd of springboks gathered at the edge of a body of water, with reflections visible below them. A text panel below this photograph is labeled in Bulgarian: "Стадо газели (Antilopini) от род Antidorcas - спрингбок Южна Африка" (Herd of gazelles (Antilopini) from the genus Antidorcas - springbok South Africa). A partially visible text panel in the upper left corner contains Bulgarian text discussing faunal adaptations and distribution in Central Asia and Europe. Near the base of the skeleton, a small informational label, partially obscured by a clear glass display barrier, provides further details in Bulgarian, including "Находка: с. Каломанци" (Findspot: Kalomantsi village), "Възраст: късен мио-" (Age: Late Miocene), and "реконструкция Д. Ковачев" (reconstruction D. Kovachev). The floor in the foreground is a light-colored surface. No individuals are visible in the immediate frame.
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