The tiger was last seen along the banks of the Rio Grande after escaping from Quinta La Fauna Zoo in Reynosa, according to ...

Reynosa Mayor Carlos Peña Ortiz announced in a Facebook post on the City of Reynosa's page on Tuesday that the 220-pound tiger was caught overnight.

Reynosa police told the HSCO that the tiger escaped along the banks of the Rio Grande. "We have not been to assist Reynosa, but we have advised our deputies to remain vigilant," Lt. Enrique ...

An escaped tiger from a zoo in Mexico was finally spotted over the weekend after ... told KRGV-TV—ABC affiliate for the Lower Rio Grande Valley—that crews caught their first glimpse ...

The Rio Grande is less than 50 yards across from Reynosa to Hidalgo, Texas. Over 200 comments have been posted to the zoo’s Facebook page with many expressing concern for the health and welfare ...

Authorities in the Rio Grande Valley are staying vigilant after being alerted to a tiger that escaped its enclosure at a zoo just across the Mexican border, according to ValleyCentral.com.

In 1998, Rio Grande Zoo animals thrived or adapted to winter's chill. This retro video takes a peek into their winter routines.

In 1998, Rio Grande Zoo animals thrived or adapted to winter's chill. This retro video takes a peek into their winter routines.

In 1998, Rio Grande Zoo animals thrived or adapted to winter's chill. This retro video takes a peek into their winter routines.