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Whataburger on the moon? San Antonio staples pranked followers on April Fools' Day FacebookTwitterEmail Several local businesses and organizations got into he April Fools spirit and took to social media Thursday to have some fun with their followers. The Bexar County Sheriff's Office told its followers it nabbed a unicorn during a drug bust, while Taco Cabana touted a "new" giant margarita. April Fools' Day has been around for centuries, though its exact origin is unknown, according to The History Channel. Some historians believe it dates as far back as 1582, when France switched from the Jul...

Tiger cub and bobcat seized from home were in poor health, San Antonio zoo says FacebookTwitterEmail 1of4 The tiger cub and bobcat seized from a home in southeast Bexar County on Tuesday were found malnourished and poorly cared for, the San Antonio Zoo said.San Antonio ZooShow MoreShow Less 2of4 The tiger cub and bobcat seized from a home in southeast Bexar County on Tuesday were found malnourished and poorly cared for, the San Antonio Zoo said.San Antonio ZooShow MoreShow Less 3of4 The tiger cub and bobcat seized from a home in southeast Bexar County on Tuesday were found malnourished and po...

Posted By Kelly Merka Nelson on Wed, Mar 17, 2021 at 9:49 AM click to enlarge Courtesy of San Antonio Zoo The zoo is providing a temporary home for a tiger cub snd bobcat confiscated by BCSO. The San Antonio Zoo has taken in a tiger cub and bobcat that were confiscated by the Bexar County Sheriff's Office on Tuesday. The zoo estimates the tiger is roughly 14 week...

San Antonio arts venues sticking with masks, other COVID-19 safety measures once state mandates are lifted March 3, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The San Antonio Symphony returned to live performances in February with a socially distanced performance at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. The Tobin Center plans to keep pandemic-related safety measures in place for the time being.Robin Jerstad /Robin Jerstad Several of San Antonio’s performing arts organizations, museums and other attractions plan to stay the course with COVID-19 safety measures in the wake of Gov. Greg Abbott’s announce...

Skip to main content The chupacabra lives on in San Antonio's Latino lore, like our Bigfoot or Loch Ness Monster FacebookTwitterEmail 1of12 The chupacabra, or “goat sucker,” is a cryptid, a legendary creature of folklore that attacks livestock. The first reported sighting dates back to 1995 in Puerto Rico.Alexlky /Getty Images / iStockphotoShow MoreShow Less 2of12 The mythical chupacabra at the San Antonio Zoo. The zoo debuted a chupacabra exhibit in September.San Antonio ZooShow MoreShow Less 3of12 4of12 Stray Mexican hairless dogs are often mislabeled as chupacabras.By Stephanie Zell /G...