There will be a combination of live and prerecorded videos around the “Wild Dartmoor” living exhibits. Reli will play an important role in this project. Reli’s Birddy Smart Bird House and Birddy Smart Feeder will real-time and prerecord all the videos, to the extent that they will be not only in the dens but also in nest areas of animal enclosures.

Besides, the details of interpenetration will mix live video, prerecorded videos of the animals’ behaviors in their homes, and old footage of them in the wild to show how they live and interact. Reli’s product will ensure this project runs smoothly.

Imagine watching the Red Squirrel zip through the trees with its big, bushy tail. The camera will show how it skillfully collects and hides food like acorns and nuts. On the other hand, the Hazel Dormouse moves slowly and peacefully, especially at night. The camera will quietly record its gentle search for food among leaves and branches. With Reli technology, we'll see them start their day at sunrise and sleep at midnight. These video materials will also be produced as relevant documentary-style videos on rewilding.

In this scenario, the interpretations will be more interactive. All interpretations will be written easily for 11-year-olds to understand. At the same time, Dartmoor Zoo is designing special education programs about "Wild Dartmoor" and working with universities to let students study these animals, so they can learn how to take better care of them in zoos.