《Mini Biodiversity Museum in Tseung Kwan O》

#Sign up for hotel test sleeper We have always wanted to visit the Hong Kong Diversity Museum at the University of Hong Kong However, reservations are very tight during the summer vacation. Passing by the atrium of Cannes Mall See the giant butterfly exhibit There is a butterfly specimen display cabinet next to it, with more than 100 insect specimens It turned out to be an insect exhibit carefully selected by the Hong Kong Biodiversity Museum. Did you know❓ ✳️The colorful textures on insects are used to warn predators ✳️How do herbivorous insects affect the balance of the ecosystem❓by becoming prey to different animals❗️ ✳️That insect is a predator❓ Wasps, dragonflies and mantises rely on other animals for protein as a food source ✳️I didn’t expect that there were more than ten camouflaged insects on the dead trees and leaves🍂, but the children couldn’t see them at all🤣especially the stick insects (if you think you have sharp eyes, you can try to find them) ✳️Who is a soil engineer? Earthworms and Myriapods (I was so surprised 😵‍💫There was also a cockroach specimen next to it) ⚠️For those of you who are afraid of insects, 💪🏼💪🏼 you must be brave to give your children the opportunity to explore. Children are not naturally afraid of insects, they are influenced by people to have fear of insects or animals Brave ❣️ Brave ❣️ (You can scream secretly in your heart) The Biodiversity Museum showcase in the mall has a concise introduction You can understand the characteristics of different insect species without a guided tour🐛 and Ecological balance between plants and animals in the natural world Want to try it out or go deep? Depends on your and your child's interests The exhibition area is not very large You can stop by if you pass by Tseung Kwan O. Teach children about the ecological balance between plants and animals and the importance of conservation 📍The LOHAS 3/F Atrium, LOHAS City Shopping Centre #Good Places for Parents and Children #Weekend Tours #Parent-Child Activities #Parent-Child Blog