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This image captures a section of a wall within what is identified as the Mysore Zoological Gardens, located in Mysuru, India. The primary subject is a large, vertically oriented brown sign with white text in both English and Kannada, conveying an instruction to visitors. The English text on the sign reads: "Do not shout animals get disturbed." Above this, the Kannada script reiterates the message: "ಪ್ರಾಣಿಗಳಿಗೆ ತೊಂದರೆಯಾಗುತ್ತದೆ" (Animals get disturbed) and "ಕೂಗಬೇಡಿ" (Do not shout). At the bottom of the sign, a prominent visual cue reinforces the message: a red circular 'no' symbol overlaid on a black silhouette of a person's head with an open mouth, clearly indicating that shouting is prohibited. A circular logo on the sign confirms the location with the text "MYSORE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS" surrounding an animal silhouette. To the left of the sign, a white security camera is mounted on the wall, with black electrical cables neatly secured and running along the wall. The wall itself is a light, neutral color, possibly beige or off-white. In the top right corner, a smaller white sign is partially visible, showing some Kannada text starting with "ತ್ಯಾಜ್ಯವನ್ನು" (waste/garbage) and a green icon, likely pertaining to waste disposal or littering rules. The floor in the bottom right of the frame is tiled in a light color, separated from the wall by a dark, possibly granite, border. The scene depicts a typical informational display found in a zoo or wildlife park, emphasizing animal welfare and proper visitor behavior.
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