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An immersion exhibit is a naturalistic zoo environment that gives visitors the sense of being in the animals' habitats. Buildings and barriers are hidden. By recreating sights and other sensorial input from natural environments, immersion exhibits provide an indication about how animals live in the wild.

The landscape immersion term and approach were developed in 1975 through the efforts of David Hancocks at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo.This led to the zoo's ground-breaking gorilla exhibit, which opened in 1978.The concept became the industry standard by the 1980s, and has since gained widespread acceptance as the best practice for zoological exhibits.

A good example is the St. Louis Zoo’s new polar bear exhibit, a $16 million facility tailored to reflect the latest research about the animal’s needs. The 40,000-sq.-ft. exhibit includes areas dedicated to each one of the polar bear’s native environments: sea, coast and tundra. Designers built it to be spacious enough to accommodate up to five bears, allowing them to have a social environment. Finally, for any visitors still not convinced that the zoo has the bears’ best interests at heart, the zoo has a 2,600-sq.-ft. animal-care facility where vets can tend to the bears’ health.

But not every zoo has the space or budget to meet those guidelines. Some, such as the zoos in Omaha, San Diego and Houston, have doubled down with better facilities. Others–in San Francisco, Seattle and Chicago, to name a few–have given up on keeping elephants entirely.

What is needed to make a zoo's ground-breaking exhibition?

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