A close-up, eye-level shot captures a display of snake head models on a white, floral-patterned tablecloth

A close-up, eye-level shot captures a display of snake head models on a white, floral-patterned tablecloth. The models are placed on black rectangular stands. The snake on the left has black and white bands around its head and appears to be a "Falsa Coral Opistóglifa". The central snake model is also black and white banded, labeled as "Coral Protéroglifa". The snake on the right, with brown and beige scales, is identified as a "Cascavel Solenóglifa". In the background, a framed educational display with images of bird skulls and scientific labels is visible. Several large, brown and yellow textured objects, possibly fossilized eggs or skulls, are also part of the display. The lighting suggests an indoor environment, possibly a museum or educational exhibit, with a shadow cast on the tablecloth from the left. There are no people clearly visible in the immediate foreground or interacting with the models. The overall scene presents an educational exhibit focused on snakes and potentially other wildlife. The text on the display is in Portuguese. While the specific location within Niterói, Brazil, cannot be determined from the image alone, the presence of Portuguese text on the display suggests a connection to a Portuguese-speaking region, consistent with Brazil.