Meet woman who lived next to Grand Prairie cobra and Oak Cliff tiger
First, it was the Grand Prairie cobra. And now, the Oak Cliff tiger., which escaped from an unsecured cage last summer and is still missing.— where authorities seized a tiger this week.. “The tiger looked cute, though. If I can live two houses from a cobra, I can survive a tiger.”
Fonseca told WFAA that she came out of her home Wednesday to the sight of police, yellow tape and numerous unmarked cars. Then she saw officers carry a kennel outside, but she couldn’t tell what was inside.She was just relieved it wasn’t another cobra — or an adult tiger. “What would have happened if it got older, grew up, and escaped?” Fonseca told the station, laughing. “I don’t even want to think about it.”
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