Thanks everyone for joining me on this short highlighted tour. In this video we will meet some of the animals that call the Kingdoms of the Night home. It is not a full walk through at the time of recording (early summer 2019) even with the lights on some areas were very dark. Hope everyone had a great Holiday! If you are new to the channel here's another video to get you started ua-cam.com/video/4n7rGHpAvLU/v-deo.html
Maybe early or late in the zoos operating hours, first thing in the morning might still have some light. Not sure when the light cycle switches on a normal day. I was able to film this at the after hours event around 8 to midnight and even then the swamp walk was still dark.it was my phone that worked best there. I can put all my clips into a Google file for you if need some when you get back from your visit.
Usually its very dark in there, very hard to see. I filmed this at night when they turned the lights on for the day cycle. Except for the swamp which was still dark
Interesting. Where was that croc at? I remember there were crocs in the Australia section of the Kingdoms of the night but never able to be seen at the angle like in 2:30 other than in the Lied Jungle. If you remember of course. I was from Omaha originally and liked the zoo. It wasn't too fun paying lie 20+ per person to visit, so I didnt go there all that much. Part of the beauty of your channel. All the goodness at none of the cost xD
The first croc tank was in the room with the wallaby and echidna (right before the bat area if i remember correctly). The last crocodile on exhibit the American croc is the last exhibit in the building.
the desert dome and lied jungle are dark and the kingdoms of the night is having its day cycle. Its a neat way of seeing them in a different day/night cycle.
Thanks everyone for joining me on this short highlighted tour. In this video we will meet some of the animals that call the Kingdoms of the Night home. It is not a full walk through at the time of recording (early summer 2019) even with the lights on some areas were very dark. Hope everyone had a great Holiday! If you are new to the channel here's another video to get you started ua-cam.com/video/4n7rGHpAvLU/v-deo.html
Man, it's so much cooler with all the lights on
I agree, some of those areas are very difficult to see normally.
Awesome video once again of one of the best complexes in the coumtry!
Thank you! Agreed, I really like the swamp walk area
The buffet for the bats looks delicious!
I like the bat cave area, maybe I can revisit in the near future and capture it better
Great video loved the crocodile
Thank you!
Still wondering if if would be possible to film this with the lights off without any special equipment
Maybe early or late in the zoos operating hours, first thing in the morning might still have some light. Not sure when the light cycle switches on a normal day. I was able to film this at the after hours event around 8 to midnight and even then the swamp walk was still dark.it was my phone that worked best there. I can put all my clips into a Google file for you if need some when you get back from your visit.
I remember going through this exhibit and it was so dark I almost trampled over a little kid
Usually its very dark in there, very hard to see. I filmed this at night when they turned the lights on for the day cycle. Except for the swamp which was still dark
I live in Omaha and love this zoo
I miss going to the omaha zoo, it was one of favorites in the mid-west.
@@ZoosTravelers cool!
Have you visited the new sealion habitat? Curious on how it turned out.
@@ZoosTravelers haven't seen it but it does have a pupping beach, timed feeders, some natural substrate, ans glass land viewing.
Nice! I will have to make a trip up there when I'm back in the midwest
Interesting. Where was that croc at? I remember there were crocs in the Australia section of the Kingdoms of the night but never able to be seen at the angle like in 2:30 other than in the Lied Jungle. If you remember of course. I was from Omaha originally and liked the zoo. It wasn't too fun paying lie 20+ per person to visit, so I didnt go there all that much. Part of the beauty of your channel. All the goodness at none of the cost xD
The first croc tank was in the room with the wallaby and echidna (right before the bat area if i remember correctly). The last crocodile on exhibit the American croc is the last exhibit in the building.
Why were the lights on?
Late Nights at the zoo event, basically a craft beer & food festival for 21 and over
the desert dome and lied jungle are dark and the kingdoms of the night is having its day cycle. Its a neat way of seeing them in a different day/night cycle.