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Man unhurt after sneaking into bear exhibit at zoo

A man snuck into the grizzly bear exhibit at the San Francisco Zoo Saturday but was rescued immediately afterward without incident, authorities said.

Time.com: SF Denies Tiger Attack Liability

Officials said Monday the city is not liable for the death of a San Jose teenager who was attacked by an escaped tiger on Christmas Day at the San Francisco Zoo

Time.com: S.F. Tiger Attack Victim Parents Sue

The parents of a teenager killed by an escaped tiger at the San Francisco Zoo filed a claim against the city Thursday, seeking monetary compensation

Report: Tiger escape response 'impressive,' but needs work

An organization that accredits zoos says the San Francisco Zoo had an "impressive" response to a tiger escape on Christmas Day but could have done more initially, according to a report the zoo released Tuesday.

Brothers injured by tiger will not face charges, investigator says

Two brothers injured in a Christmas Day tiger attack at the San Francisco Zoo will not face charges, the lead investigator in the case told CNN Monday.

Police examining items for signs tiger was taunted

Police are investigating whether several items found in the enclosure of a tiger who fatally mauled a 17-year-old man show that the animal was attacked or taunted, San Francisco Zoo spokesman Sam Singer said Wednesday.

Time.com: Did This Tiger Hold a Grudge?

Did Tatiana, the tiger that killed a zoo-goer on Christmas Day, attack for no reason? Did she have a bone to pick with men who taunted her? Or could it have been stress?

Time.com: Tiger Victim Died Saving Friend

The last minutes of a 17-year-old boy's life were spent trying to save his friend from the tiger that was mauling him at the San Francisco Zoo, only to have the animal turn on him

Wall enclosing killer tiger 4 feet below industry standard

A wall that separated the public from the San Francisco Zoo's tigers is nearly 6 feet lower than initially reported -- and nearly 4 feet lower than industry standards -- the zoo's director said Thursday.

People.com: Tiger Victim's Parents Seek Answers on Attack

The parents of the 17-year-old who was killed Christmas Day by an escaped, 350-lb. Siberian tiger at the San Francisco Zoo are set to meet with investigators Thursday to determine how the tragedy occurred.

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