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Jun. 2012-Old Nocturnal House

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The Zoo’s Nocturnal House was converted in 1964, from the depression-era animal hospital to 12 individual exhibits. At that time, the Nocturnal House was one of only three in the United Sates and was one of the earliest exhibits where the normal light cycles were switched allowing Zoo visitors to look into the life of Nocturnal animals when they were most active. It closed in November 2010 so the zoo could transfer some of the animals to Night Hunters, and other zoos.

Contained these animals:
Barn owl
Blind Cave fish
Common vampire bat
Southern three-banded armadillo
Large-spotted genet
Bearcat
Feather-tailed Glider
Fennec fox
Potto
Linnaeus's two-toed sloth
Six-banded armadillo
Sugar glider
Black-headed Douroucouli
Southern Douroucouli
Central American Cacomistle
Aardvark
Indian Flying Fox
Garnett's Galago
The Zoo’s Nocturnal House was converted in 1964, from the depression-era animal hospital to 12 individual exhibits. At that time, the Nocturnal House was one of only three in the United Sates and was one of the earliest exhibits where the normal light cycles were switched allowing Zoo visitors to look into the life of Nocturnal animals when they were most active. It closed in November 2010 so the zoo could transfer some of the animals to Night Hunters, and other zoos.

Contained these animals:
Barn owl
Blind Cave fish
Common vampire bat
Southern three-banded armadillo
Large-spotted genet
Bearcat
Feather-tailed Glider
Fennec fox
Potto
Linnaeus\'s two-toed sloth
Six-banded armadillo
Sugar glider
Black-headed Douroucouli
Southern Douroucouli
Central American Cacomistle
Aardvark
Indian Flying Fox
Garnett\'s Galago
 

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