Dallas Woman, 21, Shot to Death Allegedly Over Outcome of Pick-Up Basketball Game

Photo: Asia Womack/Facebook “Thiswas supposed to be a friendof Asia’s. She’s eaten with the man,” Asia’s mother Andrea Womack told local Dallas station Fox 4 News. “She’s fed him, and he turned on her and killed her in a vicious way.” “But this is so senseless,” pastor John Delley told Fox 4. “You become embarrassed, basically because a female beat you in basketball.” Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?

Dallas Zoo 'Thrilled' to Find Clouded Leopard, Nova, Hours After She Went Missing

Photo: Dallas Zoo Nova is home! The Dallas Zoo announced via social media on Friday that Nova, a 4-year-old clouded leopard is back home after she went missing earlier that morning. In a tweet alongside a photo that appeared to show Nova lounging in a tree, the Dallas Zoo announced, “We are thrilled to reportwe located clouded leopard Novaon-grounds at the Zoo this afternoon at approximated 4:40 p.m.” It added, “She was located very near the original habitat, and teams were able to safely secure her just before 5:15 p.

Dallas Zoo Announces 'Significant Changes' to Security System After the Recovery of Missing Tamarin Monkeys

TheDallas Zoois reviewing its onsite security measures after a missing pair of tamarin monkeys wererecovered inside a closetat an abandoned home on Tuesday. In a press release sent to PEOPLE, the zoo added that almost immediately after their examination, both monkeys, Bella and Finn, began eating and drinking. While they will need to clear a quarantine period before being reintroduced to their zoo habitat, their disappearance, along with a string of other animals thathave gone missing in recent weeks, has caused the zoo to begin a review of its security system.

Dallas Zoo Announces First Tiger Cub Birth in 70 Years: 'Incredibly Thankful'

Photo: Dallas Zoo/Facebook Sukacita (“Suki”) and Kuasa, Sumini’s parents, welcomed the new cub on Aug. 2. Initially, Sumini had a rough start, the zoo explained. After consulting with tiger care experts from the Association of Zoos & Aquariums, the Dallas Zoo’s zoologists and veterinarians chose to hand raise the cub. ​​"While hand-rearing is not ideal, we know this was the right move for both the cub and for Suki," the Dallas Zoo shared.

Dallas Zoo Euthanizes Baby Giraffe After She Sustains 'Catastrophic' Injury

Photo: Dallas Zoo On Saturday, zookeepers noticed that Marekani, a 3-month-old giraffe born July 4, was walking with a limp sustained from an unknown injury. After veterinarians noticed the health issue, Marekani and her mother, Chrystal, were given their own barn space to allow experts to easily treat and monitor the calf. “The veterinary team performed a visual examination and did not see any external wounds, severe swelling, or deviation of the leg at that time,” the Texas zoo explained in aFacebook post.