Flying Creatures in the Sky: The Flight Animal Exhibition at Ganghwa Natural History Museum

The flight animal exhibition at Ganghwa Natural History Museum is an intriguing space where visitors can explore the structure of wings and the principles of flight at a glance. From familiar birds to bats, a variety of flying creatures are displayed in realistic poses. Large birds are suspended from the ceiling with their wings fully spread, creating a three-dimensional effect as if they are truly soaring in the sky. Each exhibit explains the differences in wing shapes, feather structures, and flight methods, sparking curiosity in children. There is also a digital experience corner that demonstrates the ultrasonic flight principles of bats, making it educationally enriching. Visitors can go beyond a simple bird display to appreciate the diversity of nature and the mysteries of evolution. With added sound effects of birdsong and wind, the space gives the feeling of strolling through the sky.