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Zoo's Decision to Kill Gorilla Sparks Outrage
When a four-year-old boy breached a barrier at the Cincinnati Zoo, a 420-pound gorilla named Harambe took an interest in him and dragged him around. Zoo officials say the child was at risk — from accident if not from intent — and they killed the gorilla.
When a four-year-old boy breached a barrier at the Cincinnati Zoo, a 420-pound gorilla named Harambe took an interest in him and dragged him around. Zoo officials say the child was at risk — from accident if not from intent — and they killed the gorilla. The boy’s mother thanked God for getting her child back...but, for her, that was just the beginning.
Harambe at the Cincinnati Zoo
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