Key takeaways:
- Two emperor tamarin monkeys were found safe in an abandoned home in Lancaster, Texas.
- The discovery of the monkeys followed a series of suspicious incidents at the zoo, including the escape of a small leopard, the suspicious death of an endangered vulture, and the cutting of fences.
- The Dallas Zoo is continuing to investigate the series of suspicious incidents, and has increased security measures to ensure the safety of its animals.
The Dallas Zoo announced Tuesday evening that two emperor tamarin monkeys, which had gone missing the day before, were found safe in an abandoned home in Lancaster, Texas.
The discovery of the two monkeys followed a series of suspicious incidents at the zoo, including the escape of a small leopard, the suspicious death of an endangered vulture, and the cutting of fences.
The monkeys were found in a closet in the abandoned home, located about 15 miles from the zoo. Police said they received a tip that led them to the location.
The Dallas Zoo expressed its relief at the safe return of the monkeys, but no arrests have been made in connection with their disappearance. Police are still searching for an unidentified man they want to speak with in connection with the incident.
The Dallas Zoo is continuing to investigate the series of suspicious incidents, and is asking anyone with information to contact the authorities. The zoo has also increased security measures to ensure the safety of its animals.
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