It’s dark. A chorus of crickets sing. You pass under a tree and get a prickly feeling on the back of your neck. What’s that sound? Night Hunters is a multi-sensory journey through the wild at night, featuring a variety of cats like the clouded leopard, Pallas’ cats, sand cat, fishing cat, caracal, and the black-footed cat, as well as other nocturnal predators such as the Eurasian eagle owl, potto, vampire bats, fennec fox, aardvark, and Burmese python. At an iSaveSpecies station, visitors can create their own digital identification signs for several small cat species. The signs are rotated on display at the exhibits. Visitors can also send their creations to friends and family via email. iSaveSpecies is a partnership between Miami University’s Project Dragonfly and the Zoo funded by the National Science Foundation. Interactive Highlights: Crawl-in aardvark den by which kids can get nose to nose with an aardvark through the glass Saving Species interactive kiosks in the rotunda where visitors create various media (posters, poems, etc.) to express how they feel about cats and other predators and their conservation