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Animal Camouflage

Children's Playground

★Exhibit Content: Animal camouflage, understanding protective coloration and mimicry ★Interaction: Electromechanical interaction ★Operation: Press the corresponding button on the exhibit stand; the corresponding scene lights up, observe carefully, and find the simulated animal models hidden in the environment. ★Exhibit Description: The exhibit consists of a vertical painted cabinet, ecological scene landscaping, simulated animal models, operation button set, lighting components, and control system. It is a recommended exhibit from the KexMall exhibit mall. Inside the exhibit, a simulated natural habitat is built, with various simulated animals such as treehoppers, butterflies, stick insects, chameleons, and dead leaf butterflies hidden in the scene. Visitors press different buttons, and the lights at the corresponding animal positions light up, revealing the camouflaged animals. They can intuitively observe the integration of animal appearance with the environment and understand the survival strategies of biological camouflage. ★Scientific Principle: Many animals in nature rely on protective coloration and mimicry for camouflage. Protective coloration is when an animal's body color matches the surrounding environment, while mimicry is when the shape and color imitate objects in the environment. These characteristics are survival skills formed through long-term natural selection and evolution, helping animals avoid predators, increasing survival chances, and ensuring population reproduction.

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