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An Introduction to Taiwan's Indigenous Creatures

Section One

This demonstrates the biodiversity of Taiwan, in accordance with the vertical distribution and food chains and explaining that, due to its complex geographic environment, Taiwan, in spite of having a geographically small area, has nourished a great variety of special animals and plants. Consecutive snapshots of different types of Taiwan's indigenous living creatures are displayed to communicate this fact to the audience. These creatures differ in vertical distribution in accordance with the altitudes where they grow, forming a complex and close-knit food chain.

Taiwan's Land Ecology

Section Two

This features marine creatures found near Orchid Island and Green Island, including those creatures active in the day and during the night, fish around coral reefs, seaweed and others. Ecological landscaping and models are used to introduce marine creatures and their habits. The on-line inquiry system also allows the audience to look up basic information while documentaries on marine ecology are shown regularly in the mini-theatre for visitors to sit back and enjoy the amazing underwater world.

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