YIPP created various interactive components for the exhibition. An interactive floor projection that uses position tracking becomes the centrepiece of the space. Multiple in-formative touchscreen games provide information about the food seals and locals eat, versus the food guests to the Wadden Sea eat. Digital games are combined with valuable items from the collection. A panorama video on a rotating screen further immerses visitors in the water world.

Visitors enter a space that presents the land, sky, and water in beautiful blended colours across the interactives. The centre of the space is filled with an interactive floor projection, showing animals and nature scenes.

The first game that visitors encounter teaches them about feeding animals living around the mudflats. The food game asks visitors to pick the normal seal from the sea mammal category. Do they eat shellfish? No, the selected answer turns red. How about fish? The green colour affirms the correct answer.

The next challenge is local or guest: this digital game is somewhat reminiscent of a pin-ball machine. Visitors are shown boxes featuring animals that are real, valuable items from the collection. When they pull the lever, the lights flash randomly until they light up one of the animals. Is this a local, recurring guest, or wandering guest? The red or green light shows you whether you guessed right.

The panorama film shows a combination of real mudflat images mixed with black-and-white animal illustrations, experiencing something funny and surreal. The last part of the visit is the personality quiz, in which visitors are asked about their own habits. Depending on the answers, the sea level rises and falls.