A few Gorilla facts – They are HERBIVORES, meaning they eat mostly plants but on occasion small animals and insects but have sharp FANGS closely resembling those of predatory felines (Lions, Cheetes, Tigers). They can reach up to 25mph (Usain Bolt’s 100meter is 23mph). They are said to be 15xs stronger than the strongest men.
The boy was treated for serious wounds and released, and the incident is being investigated. Tragically, Harambe the 17y/o endangered Silverback Gorilla was killed in order to save the little boy. All in all the entire event was a DISASTER on many levels but there are many lessons to learn here.
a) Lets keep a better eye on the kids, shall we?
b) If an animal is SO dangerous to humans that if we get NEAR them they must be killed, maybe its not that cool to have them. I’m torn between education and animal rights on this one.
c) PLEASE HOLD YOUR KIDS TIGHLY…PLEASE!!!
My questions….
- I am all for exhibits that don’t obstruct view, but how did they manage to build something for an animal this unsafe to be around that someone (especially a small child) could get inside?
- How many of these extremely special and RARE animals are in captivity in the US and around the world?
- When did normal people on social media become “Gorilla Experts” LoL??? Let the ppl with the info make the judgment calls!
- Will you promise me, if I EVER fall in a pit of SNAKES…when the Zoo keepers come to save me…tell them to SHOOT ME and not the snakes. Thats a memory I wouldn’t want to live with. #IHateSnakes
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