DALLAS — The Dallas World Aquarium is being sued over an alleged otter attack on a 2-year-old girl, according to court documents. The lawsuit, filed in Dallas County District Court on Monday ...

Dallas World Aquarium is located at 1801 N. Griffin Street and is open daily with entries from 8:30-4:30. Adults $29.95 + tax. DWAZoo.com.

Two Dallas policemen, from the Department’s Mounted Unit, pass the Dallas World Aquarium on 1801 N. Griffin St, Dallas, Texas on Friday, January 19, 2018. (Irwin Thompson / Staff Photographer) ...

A Texas woman is suing the Dallas World Aquarium for more than $1 million after she says her child was attacked by a giant otter during a visit last spring.

DALLAS — Santa Claus was in Dallas today handing out Christmas presents to a special group of children. It was the 16th Annual CPS Christmas Party sponsored by the Dallas World Aquarium and The ...

On Thursday, Dallas Police received a tip that the man, now identified as Davion Irvin, was at the Dallas World Aquarium and was seen near animal exhibits. Dallas Police said that when officers ...

The Dallas World Aquarium allows visitors an opportunity to see and learn about the marine life that can be found all over the world, as well as over 15 species of mammals and over 100 species of ...

A second woman has filed a lawsuit against the Dallas World Aquarium, alleging that her 2-year-old daughter suffered a “vicious” attack from a giant otter in 2019 and was left with permanent ...

Genie Olivo, primary penguin keeper, feeds the African penguins hang out on a rock in their enclosure Friday, Feb. 17, 2023, at the Dallas World Aquarium.

It's something that will likely keep the Dallas World Aquarium as a prime spot to visit for years to come. (©2016 CBS Local Media, a division of CBS Radio Inc.

A Texas woman is suing the Dallas World Aquarium for more than $1 million after she says her child was attacked by a giant otter during a visit last spring.

Giant Otter enclosure at the Dallas World Aquarium, Oct. 14, 2021. "They knew in 2008 that they could get out and they didn't raise the plexiglass.