The image displays an interior view of a museum exhibition hall within the Geological Museum of Bandung, Bandung City, Indonesia

The image displays an interior view of a museum exhibition hall within the Geological Museum of Bandung, Bandung City, Indonesia. The scene features multiple articulated skeletal reconstructions of large, extinct proboscideans, primarily mammoths or stegodons, presented on a dark, reflective floor. A prominent central skeleton stands with long, upward-curving tusks. To its left, a partial skeletal display shows a pelvic girdle and hind limbs, while a smaller, complete skeleton, likely a juvenile, is positioned to the right. In the foreground, on elevated dark pedestals, individual fossil exhibits include a pair of large tusks, a dark miniature elephant figurine, and multiple large bone fragments, specifically mandibles. A large mural depicting an ancient landscape serves as a background. The ceiling is white, featuring recessed panels, exposed ventilation grilles, and track lighting with multiple spotlights. A light-colored, angular barrier marks the perimeter of the exhibit area, displaying a circular red "no photography" symbol. No individuals are visible within the frame.