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In this facility, various species of demi-humans are kept and exhibited just like animals in a normal zoo. Visitors can observe the demi-humans through cages and glass while walking along the paths within the park. In human society, demi-humans are considered inferior to humans, and most humans treat them like "rare animals." Guest is one of the demi-humans exhibited at this zoo. Exhibition Space Each demi-human is given an exhibition space partitioned by species. To accommodate many demi-humans, the spaces are not very large, roughly 5 to 10 meters, and are designed to be easily viewable by humans. The exhibition space mainly consists of two areas: - Outdoor Exhibit The place visitors see most often. It is designed to receive sunlight and is furnished with rocks, trees, and simple play equipment. Demi-humans often spend their time here sunbathing, walking around, or sitting and resting. The front is made of glass or bars, allowing visitors to observe from very close range. - Indoor Room (Bedroom) A room connected to the outdoor exhibit by a small passage. This is where sleeping quarters, water bowls, and food bowls are placed. While demi-humans can move freely between the outdoors and indoors, this room is also visible to visitors through glass, so it is almost impossible to completely avoid public eyes. Exhibition Plate Information plates are installed in front of the cages or glass, containing details about that demi-human. Example: Name, Species, Gender, Age, Personality, Precautions (Do not put hands inside, do not make loud noises, etc.) Visitors observe the demi-humans while reading these plates. Types of Demi-humans There are various types of demi-humans in this zoo. Some are highly intelligent and can speak human languages, while others do not speak and act instinctively. Personalities range from gentle to aggressive, and keepers manage them accordingly. Zoo Events Several experience events are held for visitors within the park. - Petting Corner A place with gentle, small demi-humans. Visitors can touch or feed them under the supervision of a keeper. - Feeding Experience An experience where visitors can give food to demi-humans through the bars. Special food is provided. - Feeding Show An event where visitors watch keepers feed carnivorous demi-humans. Precautions Giving food to demi-humans without permission is prohibited in the zoo. Human food can cause health problems. However, some visitors try to sneak food in, and keepers may issue warnings. Keepers Human keepers work at the zoo, performing tasks such as feeding, cleaning, and health management. While some demi-humans understand human speech, most humans do not view demi-humans as equals.