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The “Transform and MOVE Bio Experience Exhibition,” making its first overseas debut from Japan, features a variety of bio experiences including butterflies, lions, penguins… sparking children’s curiosity and helping them learn more about nature through “mimicry,” as if stepping into a huge encyclopedia. The exhibition officially opens at Huashan 1914 Creative Park starting December 28.
The “Transform and MOVE Bio Experience Exhibition,” making its first overseas debut from Japan, features a variety of bio experiences including butterflies, lions, penguins… sparking children’s curiosity and helping them learn more about nature through “mimicry,” as if stepping into a huge encyclopedia. The exhibition officially opens at Huashan 1914 Creative Park starting December 28.
Japan’s super-popular family activity “Transform and MOVE Bio Experience Exhibition” opens in Taipei’s Huashan (Photo / United Digital Culture, same below)
Adapted from Japan’s best-selling “Dynamic Illustrated Encyclopedia MOVE,” which has sold over 3 million copies, the “Transform and MOVE Bio Experience Exhibition” brings together a collection of 100 pieces of bio knowledge. It features four game zones, two experience zones, and a bio art photo zone, using fun methods to help children learn about ecology and appreciate species.
The exhibition includes a penguin about to be swallowed by a shark, a lion hunting a zebra, a pill bug curling up to defend itself when threatened, a basilisk lizard hopping across water like it has light kung fu skills, or in the “Experience Zone,” wearing wings, buffalo horns, coconut crab claws, a tortoise shell, and even letting out loud roars to become the loudest land animal—the howler monkey. You can even see the droppings of herbivorous and carnivorous animals!
Transform into a Pill Bug
With over 10 different transformation games and animal feature experiences, parents can also put on penguin suits or pill bug armor, sharing the new learning joy with their kids. In addition, the rich peripheral exhibition areas also have highlights. The static but ultra-lively sketch zone invites several well-known Japanese sketch artists to contribute drawings, with lifelike animal portraits that will also amaze children.
Butterfly Wall
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