This image depicts a taxidermy and skeletal display within an indoor setting, identified as Lim Kundak, Nigeria

This image depicts a taxidermy and skeletal display within an indoor setting, identified as Lim Kundak, Nigeria. The foreground features a light-colored Roan Antelope skull with prominent, dark, ridged horns, mounted on a dark, shield-shaped plaque. To its left, several preserved Roan Antelope legs with hooves are displayed on a light-colored base, accompanied by a green and white label identifying them as "Roan Antelope Legs." A yellow label behind the skull identifies it as "Roan Antelope Skull." Partially visible to the left is another horn, and to the right, several pointed, dark horn fragments are present. All these items rest on a light brown, possibly wooden, surface. The background wall is constructed from vertical bamboo poles. Mounted on this wall are a black-framed picture of an antelope in a natural environment, and a small informational plaque titled "ROAN ANTELOPE" situated behind the main skull. Other unidentified bone fragments are also mounted on the upper right portion of the bamboo wall. No individuals are visible in the scene.