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Yes, there's a giraffe on the loose in Texas right now

A search is underway in the Texas Hill Country after a giraffe named Gracie escaped from a ranch.

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The brief

A giraffe known as Gracie is reported missing in the Texas Hill Country. The animal escaped from a local ranch, prompting a search in Real County.

Coverage from outlets including NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth, The New York Times, MySA, FOX 7 Austin, KENS 5, NBC News, and Chron confirms that authorities and searchers are on high alert. A reward has been offered for information regarding the animal's whereabouts.

Further updates depend on the results of the ongoing search efforts. Coverage does not yet specify the current location of the animal or any confirmed sightings following the initial escape.

Synthesized by PULSE from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 43d ago.

Quick answers

Where was the giraffe last reported?

The giraffe was reported missing in the Texas Hill Country, specifically in Real County.

Is there a reward for information?

Yes, a reward has been offered for information regarding the missing giraffe.

How did the giraffe get loose?

Coverage indicates the giraffe escaped from a ranch.

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Topics

Texas Gracie Real County Texas Hill Country Animals

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