A vervet monkey who primatologists are claiming could have come from South Florida’s Dania Beach colony is now starring in ...
A new lanky friend could soon be stretching out his neck to greet visitors at the Dallas Zoo. In an Instagram post Monday, zoo officials announced a male giraffe was born earlier this month.
Dallas County prosecutors ... The animal was located later on Zoo grounds. A few days later, Irvin cut open the cage housing Langur monkeys. Fortunately, the Langur monkeys were too afraid to ...
Spooked giraffes, zebras and ostriches went running in circles as total darkness fell over Dallas Zoo for the 2024 solar eclipse - but the elephants weren't phased. The Zoo offered a special ...
DALLAS — A new baby giraffe will soon be greeting visitors at the Dallas Zoo. Dallas Zoo officials say a new male giraffe was born earlier this month. “Meet the newest addition to our giraffe ...
The playful animals assumed the day was done as the sky grew dark Animals at the Dallas Zoo were in the middle of a playful day when the eclipse encouraged them to settle down. Hundreds of guests ...
Editor’s note: This story is part of The Dallas Morning News’ coverage of the 2024 total solar eclipse. For more, visit dallasnews.com/eclipse. Thousands of ...
At the Fort Worth Zoo, a ringtail cat and two owl species showed increased activity during the day. Also in Texas, zookeepers at the Dallas Zoo saw giraffes and zebras run around during the eclipse.
A local company that's spent more than a decade doing adaptive reuse projects in the southern Dallas neighborhood has fresh designs for a former ice house near the DART station for the zoo.
DALLAS — A 26-year-old man was shot and killed Wednesday morning in east Oak Cliff near the Dallas Zoo, according to police. Officers responded to a shooting call around 6:15 a.m. Wednesday ...
Leaders from the Dallas Zoo, MetroTex Association of Realtors, Venturity and Arteriors open up about their leadership style, biggest challenges in their new roles and how they spend their free time.
That's because they wanted to observe how animals reacted to the total eclipse. CNN visited the Dallas Zoo in Texas, which was located in the eclipse's "path of totality" and caught the animals on ...