There are a number of new photos in the gallery of this Moose exhibit, with the enclosure featuring a natural design. Essentially the zoo has fenced off a large section of woodland, with a scenic stream running through part of the habitat. Is the exhibit immersive? That "i" word has been discussed on a recent thread and I'm curious to find out if anyone believes the exhibit to be immersive as there is certainly an attempt to allow visitors to glimpse the natural habitat of a magnificent species. However, are there design elements that allow visitors to become immersed in the environment or is the enclosure simply a fenced-off slice of forest?
They as you have said fenced off part of a woodland for the Moose,as a visitor the path you follow round is very much part of the same woodland,so you do feel to be taking a walk through a woodland and every now and again you stumble across a glimpse,of a Moose going about its life in the woods!
