Just because a young man, wearing a gray jacket, is in a museum looking at a statue of a lizard and putting his face with his tongue stuck out into the lizard's mouth does not mean he is standing still.


Context: "A young man, wearing a gray jacket, is in a museum looking at a statue of a lizard and putting his face with his tongue stuck out into the lizard's mouth."
Hypothesis: A man is standing still in a museum.
Based on the context, is the hypothesis true, false, or unknown?