Cackle set aside, a hyena has buried itself in the newspaper, comfortably settled on the toilet, the savannah predator suddenly looking like an office worker easing into a slow morning. Keeping a straight face is nearly impossible in front of that feared muzzle paired with such a thoroughly relaxed pose. You could almost hear it muttering a remark about the headlines before turning the page.

This offbeat portrait joins our series of animals caught in decidedly human moments, found in the Animal Portraits collection. On the wall of a toilet, a reading corner or a bathroom, it turns an ordinary spot into a genuine talking point. Against a plain backdrop, its spotted coat and focused look stand out cheerfully from the tiling and draw the eye at once. A smart pick for anyone who likes interiors that refuse to take themselves seriously and enjoys stealing a smile in passing.

• Sixteen sizes in the catalogue, from 13×18 cm up to a large A0
• Poster version or framed in black, white, light wood or dark wood
• Printed to order on fine paper
• Free shipping

The present that will make a savannah-loving friend with a taste for second-degree humour laugh before the wrapping is even off. A clever pick, too, for a fan of wildlife documentaries with a soft spot for the absurd.