A short video clip captures a yak in an outdoor enclosure, likely at a zoo or animal park, in Hrodna, Belarus. The main subject is a single yak, characterized by its shaggy, long grey and black fur, and visible horns. The scene shows the yak standing on a patch of sandy or dirt ground within its enclosure. In the foreground, a prominent green metal fence or barrier partially obstructs the view. Behind the yak, a sturdy wooden structure, appearing to be built from logs, serves as a backdrop, possibly a shelter or barn for the animal. At the beginning of the clip, the yak is seen scratching its head or neck with one of its hind legs. After a moment, it lowers its leg and stands still, turning its head slightly. The activity suggests a routine moment in the animal's daily life. The setting is outdoors, under what appears to be an overcast or cloudy sky, but with sufficient daylight. In the distant background, beyond the enclosure, parts of urban or suburban buildings (possibly apartment blocks) and some bare trees are visible, indicating the zoo's location near a populated area. No discernible text is visible within the frame. The overall impression is one of a calm, observational shot of an animal in captivity.