Shanghai Pet Exhibition has set up an insect zone for the first time: Beetles and mantis become parent-child interactions

Shanghai Pet Exhibition has set up an insect zone for the first time: Beetles and mantis become parent-child interactions

Recently, the Shanghai Extraordinary Pet Exhibition has set up an insect zone for the first time, attracting a large number of audiences, especially parent-child families. Insects such as beetles, mantis, etc. have become popular interactive objects at the exhibition, showing the vigorous vitality of the niche pet market. The following is the discussion data and hot content analysis of this topic on the Internet in the past 10 days.

1. Overview of exhibition data

2. Highlights of the Insect Zone

1.Parent-child interactive experience area: The exhibition specially set up an insect touch and feeding experience area. Parents can take their children to observe natural behaviors such as beetle feeding and mantis preying, making it one of the most popular exhibition areas.

2.Popular Science Education Section: Through graphic exhibition boards, video explanations, etc., we introduce the ecological value of insects, feeding knowledge, etc. to the audience. Many parents said that this is a good opportunity to take their children to learn natural science.

3.Rare variety display: A variety of rare insect species in China are exhibited, such as rare beetles worth tens of thousands of yuan, which has attracted many insect lovers to visit.

3. Analysis of the popularity of discussion across the Internet

4. Audience feedback and industry trends

1.Parent feedback: Most parents believe that insect interaction can not only satisfy children's curiosity, but also cultivate their interest in natural sciences, and is more educational than traditional pets.

2.Industry Observation: In recent years, the market for exotic pets has continued to heat up. Insect pets are particularly suitable for urban families due to their small footprint and low feeding costs. It is expected that the market size will continue to expand in the future.

3.Expert opinion: Zoologists say that popularizing insect knowledge through exhibitions can help change people's stereotypes about insects, but they also remind breeders to abide by relevant laws and regulations and not buy and sell protected species.

5. Other highlights of the exhibition

The establishment of the Shanghai Extraordinary Pet Exhibition Insect Zone not only provides an exchange platform for insect enthusiasts, but also allows the public, especially the younger generation, to re-understand the value of these small creatures through innovative interactive forms. The exhibition organizer said that in the future, the scale of insect zones will continue to be expanded, more popular science education content will be introduced, and the healthy development of alien pet culture will be promoted.