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I said it once and I'll say it again: Hindsight is 20/20. Everyone's saying what should've been done and what could've been done but it's so easy to make those claims once something has happened. At the time of the event, killing the gorilla was the most logical choice to make. The zoo couldn't afford to try all these other outlandish efforts. They had to make a quick decision and they went with it.
True. What would those idiots said if the Gorilla smashed the childs head in.
No one just falls into an animal enclosure at the zoo. The always have it set to where you'd basically have be trying to get in there. This boy obviously was and now because of the irresponsibility of his parents an animal has lost his life
Nothing I didn't already know, 9 times out of 10 when a "male" of the species is engaged in that scenario it's dominance but if it's a female she's most likely protecting them.
It's sad and tragic but necessary.
RIP Hararmbe. Me too, I'm so annoyed that the parents aren't facing charges for this. People should starting take initiative to sue them because none of this would've happened if they were more careful for their child.
You can't charge parents with their kids running off.
I heard that apparently a pedestrian heard that the boy was saying he wanted to jump in with the gorillas.
Really?
Yup to the parents.
meanwhile 1000 people drown on a refugee boat and nobody cares www.thejournal.ie/.../
That's really sad. Why don't they report these things?
Having a gorilla shot causes less political upheaval than people drowning due to laws about refugee quotas.
Thank you for sharing this. It was just a horrible situation all around.
No prob thanks for reading
Yeah if your kid gets picked up by a gorilla you really dropped the ball as a parent. I agree with the zookeeper. She has a very logical approach.
It's ironic that when a group of humans come together, we are apes. Instead of hollering and yelling at the gorilla, everyone should have tried to be as quiet as possible. You're only gonna agitate the big fella
I would agree with the zoo keeper but disagree with one statement you make - I put the vast majority of the blame for the incident rather than the parents - If the enclosure was secure enough to keep a 4 year old out Harambe would be still alive.
I don't question whether the Gorilla being shot was the right call, I question why the retarded parents didn't get shot too.
They could have just gotten rid of the screaming crowds. Not necessary.
Nice take and nice explanation from the zookeeper. I still think that the world gone mad , crying over a lost gorilla. Yes it was a sad incident but RIP sighs and shrines and protests over this is a step too far.
R. I. P to those 5 alligators in Orlando. Senseless deaths.
Agreed.
As I said, it's the parent's fault and the zoo's fault for not having proper enclosures. Original statement = retained
I agree with this. People don't tend to look at the big picture enough.
good take, to bad most people don't care and will still blame the zoo for doing the right thing
This was an unfortunate situation for all parties involved.
I just hope people stop making their own opinions to paint the generic "ESTABLISHMENT BAD, NATURE GOOD" argument when they know absolutely nothing about animal psychology. I know nothing about how gorillas think, so I have no opinion.
Um this is what this post was about
I know, I'm just reiterating it.
I'm still very angry at the mom of that child who got into the Gorilla enclosure