FACT-CHECK: This image of a lady allegedly holding testicles is AI-generated

The photo is AI-generated according to scan analysis by AI image detectors

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Gabriel Garang

A viral Facebook photo allegedly showing a lady presenting part of a goat during a village gathering is false.

“A photo going viral shows a young woman presenting part of a goat during a village gathering, with elders and other community members watching closely,” the photo caption shared on Facebook reads in part.

The image was reposted on Facebook by Langkuei Media, Agwelek Media TV, and Aweil Daily News accounts, claiming that a woman is presenting a testicle to her people.

A screenshot of the image of a woman presenting a testicle as posted on Facebook

Debunking the Claim: A Google reverse image search, a way of looking up a photo’s history of use online, returned no exact results of the same image being used in the past. When the photo was uploaded to Hive Moderation, an AI-Generated Content Detection software, the result shows that the image was generated by AI. Analysis scan results by AI detectator, Image Whisperer also show that it is an AI-generated composite rather than a candid photograph. The image lacks the natural noise and lighting inconsistencies found in real-world photography, pointing to a synthetic origin.

A screen grab of the scan analysis results by Image Whisperer

Another sign that shows the image is AI generated is the Gemini AI watermark on the bottom right edge of the image. Our Verdict: The ClarityDesk finds the viral image, where a woman is allegedly presenting part of a goat during a village gathering, to be false. The photo is AI-generated. This article is published by The ClarityDesk, with the support of the Election Civic Tech Fund of AfricTivistes, within the AHEAD Africa and Digitalise Youth projects, led by the Digital Democracy Initiative. Have you spotted an error in this article and would like to request a correction, or have you come across a claim that we should investigate? Please send us an email via editor@claritydesk.org or click here to WhatsApp us via +211 928 606 958. About The ClarityDesk The ClarityDesk is a media integrity project based in South Sudan dedicated to promoting truth, transparency, and accountability. Working at the intersection of fact-checking, solutions and data journalism, we verify claims, debunk misinformation, and equip the public with tools to critically evaluate information. Our work is guided by accuracy, independence, and the public interest.

April 20, 2026

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