🪲 A world of small life, an exhibition of insects and plants

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The insect and plant exhibition at the Ganghwa Natural History Museum showcases the delicate harmony of nature. The exhibition hall showcases a variety of insect specimens, including beetles, mantises, and butterflies, alongside the plants they inhabit. These tiny creatures, each of which forms part of the forest ecosystem, come to life in glass cases. The plant specimens preserve the texture of leaf veins and petals, revealing the intricacies of nature. The ecological relationships between insects and plants, through which they pollinate, are also explained in an easy-to-understand manner. Children can cultivate their scientific curiosity by observing the intricate structures of insect wings and plants through a magnifying glass. This exhibition offers a quiet opportunity to appreciate the beauty of nature created by these small, ordinary creatures.

Post by wh diary | Oct 8, 2025