A close-up shot captures a large quantity of raw, freshly cut chicken pieces contained within a black plastic basin. The chicken includes various parts such as bones, skin, and meat, along with visible organs. A chicken's head, complete with a beak and comb, is prominent among the pieces at the top, and several scaly feet are also discernible. Some reddish hues, possibly from blood or internal organs, are visible on parts of the chicken. A small amount of liquid, likely water, is present at the bottom of the basin, suggesting the chicken might have been washed or is soaking. The black plastic basin shows water droplets and some minor wear on its surface and rim. In the background, a light brown sandy or dirt ground is visible. A single dark-colored slipper or sandal rests on the ground behind the basin's upper right rim. Several small insects, possibly flies, are seen on the rim of the basin. A portion of patterned fabric, likely part of clothing worn by an individual, is visible on the far right edge of the frame. The scene depicts the processing or preparation of chicken, possibly after slaughter, in an outdoor or semi-outdoor setting. The sandy ground and type of basin are consistent with local practices, particularly in locations like Akwanga, Nigeria. The lighting suggests it is daytime. No text is visible in the image.Raw chicken pieces documented in basin i
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A close-up shot captures a large quantity of raw, freshly cut chicken pieces contained within a black plastic basin. The chicken includes various parts such as bones, skin, and meat, along with visibl…read more

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