The image displays an interior museum exhibit, identified as the Geological Museum in Bandung City, Indonesia

The image displays an interior museum exhibit, identified as the Geological Museum in Bandung City, Indonesia. The central subject is a complete, articulated skeleton of a proboscidean, likely a mammoth or stegodon, mounted upright and oriented toward the viewer's left. It features prominent, long, curved tusks extending forward. To the left of the central exhibit, a partial skeleton of another large proboscidean is visible. In the immediate foreground, two individual proboscidean mandibles (jawbones) and a partial skull are displayed on dark wooden bases. To the right, a white display counter supports several small glass cuboid cases, each containing smaller, indistinct specimens. Red circular "DO NOT TOUCH" signs are affixed to the display counter and a platform. The exhibit area features a white ceiling with a mounted projector on an extended arm, and shadows resembling skeletal structures are cast upon the ceiling. A light blue wall serves as a background element on the right. No individuals are present in the scene.