World of Darkness, the Bronx Zoo’s “groundbreaking” shadowy attraction showcasing more than two dozen rare and unusual nocturnal animals, is back after a 16-year hiatus.

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And the concept is the same: to use a reverse light cycle, giving visitors a peek into the lives of nocturnal animals that are generally active while humans sleep.

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The backstory: The World of Darkness was first introduced on June 12, 1969, and became the first zoo to feature nocturnal animals on a reverse light cycle, according to the Bronx Zoo timeline.