Animal Project in EXPO 2025 OSAKA JAPAN

As part of EXPO 2025 OSAKA JAPAN, we had the honor to present our Animal Project, a dynamic and visually stunning exhibition featuring life-sized realistic animal models. This project was created to highlight biodiversity, raise environmental awareness, and entertain visitors through immersive, educational wildlife displays.

Project Highlights

The exhibition featured a diverse collection of animatronic and static animal models, including:

Anteater – with its elongated snout and realistic fur texture, this model showcased the unique anatomy and feeding behavior of the species.

Howler Monkey – complete with expressive face and sound simulation, creating an engaging jungle ambiance.

Macaw Parrot – a vibrant, colorful model with movable wings, representing the beauty of tropical rainforests.

Cheetah – posed gracefully resting on a tree branch, showcasing its elegance and alertness in a natural and peaceful moment.

Sloth – positioned hanging from a tree branch, with slow-motion movement for added realism.

Project Purpose & Impact

This project aimed to inspire a deeper connection between people and wildlife by offering an unforgettable, lifelike encounter with rare and exotic animals. It quickly became a favorite among families, educators, and photographers at EXPO 2025, contributing to the broader mission of promoting sustainability and biodiversity awareness.

Why It Stands Out

The Animal Project in EXPO 2025 OSAKA JAPAN stands as a prime example of how art, technology, and education can come together to tell powerful stories. Through these hyper-realistic animal models, we helped visitors explore nature’s wonders—without cages or enclosures—bringing a new form of wildlife appreciation to the global stage.