🦋 Nature's secret survival technique, mimicry exhibition

#OctoberTravelSupport In one corner of the exhibition hall, visitors are captivated by the sight of insects and animals that seem to move almost alive. Butterfly wings, mistaken for leaves, reveal the wonders of nature. This is the Ganghwa Natural History Museum's Mimicry Exhibition, vividly reenacting the process by which creatures adapt their appearance to their surroundings to protect themselves. Real specimens and models are displayed side by side, allowing children to visually compare and observe. The exhibition guide includes a "Find It!" section where visitors can search for hidden creatures, adding to the fun. The ambient lighting creates the illusion that the creatures are truly hiding in the forest. This intricate camouflage, created by nature, is both a survival skill and a work of art. This fascinating exhibition showcases the remarkable adaptability of creatures and their harmony with their environment.