The diagram illustrates the amount of monthly visitors to the zoo’s most widely preferred exhibits, such as aquarium, giant pandas and penguin encounter throughout the year.
Overall, the data reveals a clear understanding that three types of showpieces experience a sharp rise, peaking almost the middle of the period, before dramatical fall. In addition, all components present a small upward trend toward the end of the year.
At the outset of the period, three exponents stand as the less visited exhibits, beginning around at 151,000 for aquarium and roughly 170,000 for both giant pandas and penguin encounter. The demand for all three kind of exhibitions increased significantly by the august. Giant pandas emerged as the most popular choice compared to penguin encounter and aquarium, peaking at roughly 545,000 individuals.
Despite the initial rise of all groups, the figures fall noticeably to just under 200,000 in November. In this point the amount of visitors became the similar for all of the showpieces. The diagram presents a slight rise for all of the exhibits in December. Despite the steady dominance of giant pandas, the penguin encounter stands as the most appropriate choice by the end of the period, equaling around 260,000