The image shows a sculpture of a camel on display in a museum. The sculpture is made of terracotta and is in the shape of a standing camel with its head turned to the side and its mouth open, as if it is roaring or roaring. The camel is standing on its hind legs with its front legs stretched out and its tail curled around its body. The body of the camel is covered in a reddish-brown patina, with some areas of the patina appearing to be peeling off. On the left side of the image, there is another sculpture of the same camel, but it is also covered in the same patina as the sculpture on the right side. The background is a wooden wall, and the sculpture is displayed on a clear acrylic stand.