Ed, the zebra that ran away and was missing for nearly a week, was captured and returned to his owners in Tennessee on June 8. The Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office reported that the animal’s owner, ...

Ed the Zebra was captured safely after being located in a pasture near a subdivision in the Christiana community in central Tennessee, the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office confirmed.

Ed arrived in Christiana on May 30, the sheriff's office said. His owner reported him missing the next day. The zebra was spotted and filmed running along Interstate 24, forcing deputies to shut ...

The zebra, named Ed, was safely recaptured in a pasture in Rutherford County. He was airlifted in a net and flown by helicopter to a trailer so that he could be returned to his owner, AP reported.

Ed and a female zebra, the Fords also bought last night, were both taken to a new, more secure location. "Alright, Ed, welcome to your new home. Your girlfriend's out there." ...

Ed the Zebra was captured safely after being located in a pasture near a subdivision in the Christiana community in central ...

"Ed," the elusive zebra who's evaded capture in Rutherford County for more than a week, was finally corralled in Christiana on June 8.

Ed the Zebra, whose disappearance sparked a collection of internet memes, was found in a pasture near a subdivision in the Christiana community just over 40 miles outside of Nashville, ...

The zebra has inspired a song called "Ed The Zebra" by Michael Marcovich using Suno, an AI generated software. "I've got a pet zebra, and his name is Ed. He used to be in my backyard and in my shed.

The zebra’s owner, Laura Ford, told CBS News that Ed is “100% healthy.” “This has been a long, stressful week and I am so happy that it ended the way it did and no one got hurt,” Ford ...

Ed and a female zebra, the Fords also bought last night, were both taken to a new, more secure location. “Alright, Ed, welcome to your new home. Your girlfriend’s out there.” ...

Ed and a female zebra, the Fords also bought last night, were both taken to a new, more secure location. “Alright, Ed, welcome to your new home. Your girlfriend’s out there.” ...