Bronx Zoo World of Darkness reopening

Sorry, probably should have worded that better. But I’d expect them to appear as the others you mentioned have been confirmed. Is it just Memphis and Buttonwood Park that have them?
According to their latest USDA routine inspection (12/18/24), Memphis does not hold any members of the Aotus genus in their collection. Within the AZA, there are three species of night monkey I believe. Both Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden and Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium hold Colombian night monkey (Aotus lemurinus). Mesker Park Zoo is also home to a Grey-handed night monkey (Aotus griseimembra). Finally both Buttonwood Park Zoo and Audubon Zoo hold Nancy Ma’s night monkey (Aotus nancymaae)
 
I'm curious about these two images - other than this and the following old videos, are these the only images of the interior of World of Darkness in its prime? (And is the second image part of the old South American display with the cutaway hollow tree?) I'd love to see more if they're out there!

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I'm curious about these two images - other than this and the following old videos, are these the only images of the interior of World of Darkness in its prime? (And is the second image part of the old South American display with the cutaway hollow tree?) I'd love to see more if they're out there!

Not quite the same, but I remembered I had a book of animal related Reader's Digest articles with a blurb about World of Darkness. The book is published 1975, the article itself condensed from one published in 1972 titled "Creature Comforts at the Zoo" in The Saturday Review, if anyone wants to try and dig it up to see if there's any further information. Talks about Bronx, Milwaukee, ASDM, and the recently opened SDZSP.
There is another article in the same book about World of Birds I can share if people are interested.

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