🐘 Lost Life and Those Living Now — Mammal Exhibition

#OctoberTravelSupport Entering the exhibition hall, visitors are greeted by vivid reproductions of small animals and even extinct ones. Realistic models and elaborate taxidermies combine to evoke both the diversity and transience of life. This exhibition, one of the Ganghwa Natural History Museum's signature exhibits, showcases the evolution of mammals, connecting past and present. Exhibits range from extinct species like mammoths and saber-toothed tigers to a diverse range of animals currently living around the globe. Detailed descriptions of each mammal's habitat and ecological characteristics provide a rich educational experience. The endangered species section, in particular, invites visitors to reflect on the relationship between humans and the environment. The animals, standing silently under warm lighting, silently convey the dignity of life. Upon completion, the exhibition's message—"Life must be protected"—will remain deeply etched in your mind.