Touch the sensor, the screen displays a timer, and visitors needs to complete the predation task within 5 seconds. When the screen's energy level is full, it indicates successful predation/evasion of the enemy. The first group is the digging power of pangolins, holding the handle with both hands and continuously sliding back and forth to simulate the digging of pangolins until they successfully prey on termites. The second group is the running and jumping ability of the deer, holding the handle with both hands and jumping quickly in place on the sensor with both feet until successfully avoiding the enemy. The third group is the grip strength of Hainan snake eagles. They grip the handle tightly and pull it upwards. When the grip strength value on the display screen is full, they successfully prey; Pangolin digging power: Hold the pole with both hands and start, repeatedly push and pull within a limited time to assist the pangolin in digging holes. Polu Jumping Power: Stand on the pedal and grip the lever to start, with both feet continuously jumping for a limited time, helping Polu escape. Snake Eagle Grip Strength: The grip lever is activated and can be held continuously for a limited time to assist the snake eagle in hunting. The digging power of pangolins can be called "experts in underground engineering". Its forelimbs are equipped with thick and sharp claws, and the shoulder muscles are well-developed, forming.
