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A Marathon in the Belly

Children's Playground

★Exhibit Content: Digestive System ★Interaction: Electromechanical Interaction ★Operation: 1. Watch the video to learn about the intestines of sharks, humans, zebras, and tigers. 2. Pull the rope and read the scale on the rope and the digital counter to learn about the intestinal lengths of sharks, humans, zebras, and tigers. ★Exhibit Description: The exhibit features a multimedia introduction to intestinal knowledge, simulating the intestinal models of four organisms: shark, human, zebra, and tiger. The exhibit is equipped with rope outlet and retrieval holes. A rope with markings simulates the intestine; pulling the rope visually demonstrates the intestinal lengths of different organisms, and a digital display records the length of the pulled rope in real time. The device has an automatic reset function; the rope automatically retracts after 60 seconds of inactivity. By comparing the differences in intestinal lengths of carnivores, omnivores, and herbivores, visitors understand the relationship between diet and intestinal structure. ★Scientific Principle: Different organisms have different diets, and their intestinal lengths vary. Carnivores have shorter intestines because their food is easy to digest. Herbivores need to digest plant fibers and rely on microbial fermentation, so they have longer intestines. Humans are omnivores, and their intestinal length is intermediate between the two. Intestinal length matches the organism's dietary habits and digestive needs.

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