It is of a photo of a 16th-century Tyrolean bronze sculpture, showing a skeleton riding a lion, wielding a bone in his hand like a whip.
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The name of each bone was written right on the skeleton and "Larry" was inscribed on the forehead.
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The reason for the dose of caution is due to the skeleton being incomplete, with just one upper arm bone, and six vertebrae being recovered.
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