Linda King, the Dallas Zoo’s Associate Curator of Primates, explained that electronics recycling is crucial for gorilla ...

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Earlier this year, the Dallas Zoo was subject to some bizarre and worrying incidents involving its animals. It became a hot topic for locals and animal lovers on social media — and even got a ...

A man who police linked to several bizarre events at the Dallas Zoo, including the theft of two monkeys, told investigators he loves animals and that if he’s released from jail, he’ll steal ...

— Dallas Zoo (@DallasZoo) January 24, 2023 The zoo is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and indictment of a suspect in the vulture’s death. Dallas police are ...

Weeks of strange happenings at the Dallas Zoo ended on a good note this week — at least for now. Two emperor tamarin monkeys believed to have been taken from the Texas zoo were recovered by ...

The Dallas Zoo sign welcomes visitors to the facility on February 3 in Dallas. The man suspected of stealing two tamarin monkeys from the zoo allegedly admitted to the crime, according to arrest ...

Then a vulture showed up dead. Now, in a major development in a string of mysterious incidents at the Dallas Zoo that have captured national attention, a man was arrested after being spotted at ...

Why? He loves animals. Since Davion Irvin’s alleged escapades at the Dallas Zoo, similar incidents have occurred at several zoos around the country, perhaps inspired by his actions. The Houston ...

There was something fishy about this guy. The man suspected of stealing monkeys from the Dallas Zoo was arrested while casing out an aquarium — possibly to plan his next animal heist.

By April Rubin Update: The two monkeys were found Tuesday inside a closet at an empty home about 15 miles from the Dallas Zoo. Two emperor tamarin monkeys were apparently taken from the Dallas Zoo ...

Two emperor tamarin monkeys disappeared from the Dallas Zoo. The pair would later be found in a boarded-up home about 15 miles away.Credit...Emil Lippe for The New York Times Supported by By J.