The image depicts a deteriorated outdoor mural on a wall in Barakin Lerawi, Nigeria

The image depicts a deteriorated outdoor mural on a wall in Barakin Lerawi, Nigeria. The central subject is a front-facing, snarling tiger painted in orange, black, and white stripes, appearing to walk forward with its mouth open, exposing teeth and fangs. Its eyes are yellow with black pupils. The mural's background simulates a jungle environment with light green foliage and light blue rocks. A prominent vertical crack, approximately 5-7 cm wide, extends down the center of the tiger's body, from its head to its lower right leg, revealing underlying material. A small, silver-colored cylindrical light fixture with a translucent dome is mounted on the wall, partially obscuring the tiger's right shoulder and extending down the crack. Below this fixture, wires and loose material are visible. At the bottom of the image, green plant foliage from actual bushes or weeds partially covers the base of the mural. The overall appearance suggests an aged and weathered outdoor painting.