News4SA reported that the San Antonio Zoo was cited by the USDA, when the citation was written to a different animal facility.
"You falsely reported that [the San Antonio Zoo] was cited by USDA for the death of a porcupine," Morrow wrote on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter."This was not San Antonio Zoo. It was an aquarium located in Leon Valley. Please correct and update public."last week, Leon Valley roadside attraction the San Antonio Aquarium — not the San Antonio Zoo — was cited for the death of the porcupine in August.
Monday morning, roughly 12 hours after Morrow asked for a correction, News4SA Assignment Desk Editor Rocky Garza Jr. responded to the tweet. Although Morrow appears to have accepted Garza's apology, other social media users weren't as kind about the news outlet's blunder."These local TV station newsrooms aren't exactly rigorous," @elevatorpjtch chimed in."Factual errors, spelling and grammar errors, bungled graphics, miscues with the on-air people… it's a lot of cringe."
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
San Antonio Food Bank has volunteer opportunities at Mission San Juan farmAt the Mission San Juan Farm, thousands of pounds of food are grown yearly and donated to families in our community.
Read more »
Video of San Antonio woman checking out at local Walmart with pet squirrel goes viralWalmart allows service animals in its stores but not pets.
Read more »
These adorable tiger cubs at San Diego Zoo Safari Park now have namesTheir birth was a big win for conservation efforts of the critically endangered Sumatran tiger species.
Read more »