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Dallas Zoo monkey enclosure fencing cut on same day as tampering that allowed leopard to escape, police say
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Fencing that was cut at the Dallas Zoo's clouded leopard habitat Friday -- resulting in the escape of one of the animals -- wasn't the only apparent tampering at the
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Police investigating after a clouded leopard escaped her enclosure at the Dallas Zoo that a cutting tool was used to intentionally make an opening in the fence of the small
Zoo staff found that a tool similar to the one used to cut a hole in a clouded leopard enclosure was also used to cut open the fencing of a monkey habitat.
A 4-year-old clouded leopard at the Dallas Zoo was found Friday night after she escaped from an opening in her habitat that was intentionally cut, authorities said.
Police said another cut in the fencing was discovered at a second animal habitat at the Dallas Zoo as they were investigating how a clouded leopard was able to get out of its enclosure.
Fencing that was cut at the Dallas Zoo's clouded leopard habitat Friday -- resulting in the escape of one of the animals -- wasn't the only apparent tampering at the
Fencing that was cut at the Dallas Zoo's clouded leopard habitat Friday -- resulting in the escape of one of the animals -- wasn't the only apparent tampering at the
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