“Jangala” is much more than just an exhibition, it’s a true sensory immersion in one of the planet’s richest and most diverse ecosystems. You’ll be transported into the depths of the jungle and plunged into a wild and mysterious world where nature reigns supreme.
 Tigre – Panthera tigris – MuséumdeBordeaux
You’ll be enveloped in the lush atmosphere of the jungle. Cleverly designed sound effects and lighting will transport you to another world, populated by exotic and fascinating species. The exhibition highlights the astonishing biodiversity of these fragile ecosystems and offers you a rare opportunity to get up close and personal with wildlife. |
You can explore the different zones of the jungle, each representing a unique ecosystem. Meet agile primates, colorful birds, enigmatic reptiles and amazing plants that have developed incredible adaptations to survive in these hostile environments. The information provided throughout the exhibition will help you understand the complex links between the different species and the crucial importance of preserving these precious habitats.
 Panthère des neiges – Panthera uncia – Muséum de Bordeaux |
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