RING-TAILED LEMUR EXHIBIT
( Exhibit Design )
Design and construct an indoor educational exposition for general audience that explains 7 aspects of the Ring-Tailed Lemur.
Designer:
Yining Li
Timeframe:
1 Month
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Lemurs of Madagascar: The Spirits, Stories, and Survival
The exhibit culminates in a dynamic, multisensory experience. Guests will walk through a transforming space—from Madagascar’s dry forests with their earthy hues to immersive soundscapes of lemur calls—creating a vivid connection to their world. Complementing the journey, interactive elements like scent stations mimic the lemur’s olfactory communication, while educational panels highlight conservation efforts and actionable ways to support their survival.
Life in the Wild:
Journey through the lemur's diverse habitats and learn how their physical traits and adaptable diets enable survival in Madagascar's challenging environments.
Social Bonds:
Discover female-led groups and the role of grooming rituals, including their unique "tooth-comb" method, in fostering strong social ties.
Voices and Expressions:
Experience lemur communication, from "meow" calls to visual cues like the "staring face," used for social and survival interactions.
Cultural Connections:
Uncover the spiritual significance of lemurs in Malagasy traditions, where they are seen as ancestral protectors and conservation symbols.
Ecosystem Guardians:
Learn about lemurs’ vital role as seed dispersers and the importance of preserving Madagascar’s unique biodiversity.