The image shows a display case with three different types of fossils. The topmost fossil is of a fish skeleton, which appears to be a pterodactyl. The skeleton is in the shape of a long, slender fish with a pointed snout and a long tail. The bones are arranged in two rows of three, with the top row being the largest and the bottom row being smaller.

The fossils are displayed in a wooden frame with a white background. The frame is divided into two sections, with each section containing a different type of fossil. On the left side of the frame, there is a skull of a shark, and on the right side, there are two smaller fossils, one of which is a shark's head and neck. The skull on the bottom left is a large, elongated skull with sharp teeth and a pointed nose. The other two fossils on the top right are smaller, more elongated and have a more pointed nose and sharp teeth. There are also two small labels on the frame with information about the fossils, such as their size, shape, and color.