In Shimbi Mashami, Tanzania, an outdoor scene depicts three individuals engaged in the processing of a deceased goat

In Shimbi Mashami, Tanzania, an outdoor scene depicts three individuals engaged in the processing of a deceased goat. The setting is on verdant ground, characterized by green grass, exposed soil, and various plants. A light brown and white goat lies on its left side, its throat deeply severed, with a large, open wound. Directly beneath the wound, a white plastic bowl collects a significant quantity of bright red blood. One individual, seen from behind wearing a bright yellow shirt and black pants, holds a large, blood-stained machete with a wooden handle in their right hand, positioned above the goat. Another individual, also seen from behind with dark, curly hair, is kneeling and actively manipulating the goat's head and neck area with both hands. A third individual, an older male, kneels to the right, wearing a blue jacket and a red, white, and blue knit beanie. He smiles faintly, looking towards the goat. Scattered on the ground around the goat and individuals are various pieces of cut vegetation, including plant stems and leaves. A second, smaller knife with a wooden handle is visible on the ground to the right of the goat.