“神马都吉祥”！红山森林动物园新春游园会带你解锁马科动物的奥秘

Group 1: Event Overview - The Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo is celebrating the upcoming Year of the Horse with a themed event titled "Everything is Auspicious" from February 16 to March 18, featuring interactive and educational activities [1][2] - The event includes four main sections: a science exhibition, an AR interactive experience with Przewalski's horse, a fun check-in activity, and a sharing session on species conservation [1][2] Group 2: Przewalski's Horse Conservation - Przewalski's horse, the closest living relative to the original wild horse, was once extinct in the wild due to human activities, with only 53 individuals remaining in captivity in the 1960s [2] - China initiated a "Return of the Wild Horse" program in 1985, introducing 18 Przewalski's horses to establish a breeding program, and by 2001, 27 horses were released back into the wild, leading to a current population of over 900 in China, representing nearly one-third of the global population [2] Group 3: Educational Exhibition - The core of the event is the "Everything is Known" science exhibition, which presents knowledge about equine species, including their history, interesting facts, and conservation efforts [3] - The exhibition highlights the journey of Przewalski's horse from extinction to recovery, showcasing the importance of endangered species protection [3] - It also covers various equine species' adaptations and their historical significance in human civilization [3] Group 4: Interactive Activities - Six unique photo spots featuring different horse species have been set up in the zoo, encouraging visitors to engage with the event and share their experiences on social media for a chance to receive limited edition badges [4] - Visitors can collect photos from at least three designated spots to participate in the social media challenge [4] Group 5: Knowledge Sharing Sessions - The zoo has organized multiple sharing sessions featuring experts discussing topics related to horse evolution, conservation, and the role of horses in human history [5][6] - Notable sessions include discussions on the evolution of horses, the creation of natural history documentaries, and the social lives of Tibetan wild donkeys [5][6]