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Mary the antelope is back at Lupa Zoo in Ludlow after a one-month adventure in the real world, the zoo reports. The one-horned African antelope escaped in April following a storm that took down ...

The zoo said that Nyala, an African antelope, briefly escaped from its primary habitat. The animal explored nearby areas but never got into public spaces.

Hampden County Sheriff's Department A one-horned African antelope that escaped Lupa Zoo in Ludlow and repeatedly evaded capture was caught Saturday after five weeks on the run, officials said.

Local News African antelope escapes Lupa Zoo in Ludlow, on the run in Mass. During a storm last week, an eland antelope escaped its paddock and is now wandering near Wilbraham.

A rare African antelope choked on the packaging of a visitor’s snack and died, a Tennessee zoo said. Lief, a nearly 8-year-old sitatunga, “still had a lot of life to live,” Brights Zoo said ...

LUDLOW – If you live in the Ludlow area, keep your eyes open for a wanted antelope. An Eland antelope escaped from the Lupa Zoo last week. Zoo officials said a tree fell during a recent storm ...

LUDLOW, Mass. — A large African antelope that escaped from a Massachusetts zoo a month ago is now back home with her mate. The staff at Lupa Zoo in Ludlow said Mary the eland, a member of the ...

Mary, a one-horned, eland antelope who usually lives at Lupa Zoo, escaped her paddock at least a week ago after a storm knocked down the fence, zoo director Wally Lupa said.

An African antelope briefly escaped its habitat at Brookfield Zoo Chicago on Tuesday. BROOKFIELD, Ill. (WLS) -- One of the animals at Brookfield Zoo Chicago took a walk on the wild side on Tuesday.

A rare African antelope choked on the packaging of a visitor’s snack and died, a Tennessee zoo said. Lief, a nearly 8-year-old sitatunga, “still had a lot of life to live,” Brights Zoo said ...