Introduction to the Feline Museum: The construction area is about 3,200 square meters, including 800 square meters of animal exhibition hall, 600 square meters of sports ground, 1,000 square meters of visitor hall, and 300 square meters of animal breeding sheds.
The museum is divided into four exhibition areas: tropical rain forest area, temperate forest area, savanna area and alpine animal area. In addition, there is also an animal science museum of about 500 square meters. According to the living habits and raising methods of various cats, the museum has eight animal houses and sports grounds on the first floor, which mainly breed ocelots, caracals, lynxes, jaguars, pumas, and black panthers; there are four rooms on the second floor. There are several animal houses and sports grounds, mainly raising South Chinese leopards and Korean leopards. Each animal house has a corresponding outdoor sports ground. Three separate treatment barns and an outdoor sports ground that are not open to visitors have been set up as resting and breeding barns for animals. There is a separate open-air exhibition area for cheetahs on the south side of the venue.