“Meng Shi (cute lion)“ at the Shanghai Natural History Museum is a male lion from Hangzhou Zoo, made into an exhibit after passing away in 1977. Over time, his unique facial expression, the result of aging and degradation, has become an online sensation and made him one of the most popular exhibits at the museum. This April, the museum launched a series of limited-edition figures, perfectly capturing his fur and expression!

　　The figure vividly captures the lion’s amusing expression. [Photo/Shanghai Natural History Museum]

　　Additionally, there are cartoon-version dinosaur figures and “River of Life“ blind box figures — collect them all to bring a piece of the museum home.

　　Where to purchase:Shanghai Natural History Museum Taobao online store and offline store

　　Address:No 510 West Beijing Road, Jing'an district

　　Shanghai Wild Animal Park

　　Baby anteaters either ride on their mother's back or are left in trees for their protection. [Photo/Shanghai Wild Animal Park]

　　A heartwarming scene of the Guigui anteater family riding on each other’s backs went viral last year. The Shanghai Wild Animal Park has launched a mini toy based on Guigui, capturing its unique features such as long tongue and round ears.

　　The toy can be paired with a loop and used as a keychain. [Photo/Shanghai Wild Animal Park]