Three taxidermied groundhogs pose on a large rock formation in a museum.
A view of a museum set with three taxidermied groundhogs. The animals are placed in different positions on a large wide rock formation. The groundhog on the left is standing on its hind legs facing the viewer. It is on the highest rock out cropping. The middle ground hog is placed on the flat part of the rock formation with its feet and tail toward and to the left of the viewer. It is lying on its back with his head held up. Its underbelly is exposed. The groundhog on the right is placed on its own rock on top of the formation. It is crouched and facing toward and to the left of the viewer. There are four moss clumps on the rock formation next to the groundhogs. The rock formation is resting on a smooth tan floor. The rock formation has a shadow in the front. Behind the rock formation there is a raised brown stucco platform. The skeleton of a dinosaur foot and stand is visible at the top of the frame. The shadow of the body of that dinosaur's skeleton is cast onto the platform. There is one dark metal leg in front of, and holding up, a wood panel wall in the upper right corner.