“Accidents happen” BRUH like wtf you let your kid walk into a fricking gorilla enclosure, that’s not the gorillas fault that’s just poor parenting.

@abdulazez3074

3 жыл бұрын

this would never happen on my watch to one off my brothers

@shacks3317

3 жыл бұрын

i agree with red hair reporter EVERYONE JUMP IN AND GIVE EM HELL!

@XXSAZILLAYT

2 жыл бұрын

Well accidents happen...

@Jesse_Boholst

Жыл бұрын

@@XXSAZILLAYT not if its secure

@rafaelramirez1507

Жыл бұрын

@@Jesse_Boholst regardless, you don't take your eyes off your children

The bystanders who saw the kid climbing on the barrier are JUST AS MUCH TO BLAME for doing nothing if they could have just pulled the kid off.

@AlaricHolmes

8 жыл бұрын

Did anyone see him climbing in?

@andysuchanko8006

7 жыл бұрын

HEY THEOMEGAWERTY AT PART 6:23 WHO DID YOU BLAME THE ZOO OR THE GUY FATHER?

@calebrichardson5259

7 жыл бұрын

Andy Suchanko what's your point. That's a whole other incident

@johnb.8687

6 жыл бұрын

theomegawerty I didnt go to the zoo that day to watch other peoples kids

@angelgamerx2249

6 жыл бұрын

I hate the mom us all her Fallout harambe die

I feel bad for Harambe. The parents should keep an eye on their child. How about a fence that babies wouldn't be able to climb over ?

@spiral_thoughts

4 жыл бұрын

How about shutting off zoos

@myfinest

3 жыл бұрын

@@spiral_thoughts you do have a point

@Doffy.116

2 жыл бұрын

You need to shut your mouth what would happen to the child

@lol-ot4pn

2 жыл бұрын

@@spiral_thoughts Or just make it more secure and better for the animals. You dont have to shut everything down when theres a challenge.

@Materialgirl_3

2 жыл бұрын

@@lol-ot4pn Exactly. I’m glad to see at least one person with common sense. A lot of these people sit back and judge on the regular and I can’t stand it. Anything can happen to anyone of us

Harambe wasn't showing aggression. That's how gorilla would carry their offspring. They never pick them up by their body, but by the arm. However, that boy is not a baby gorilla and who knows how that would have ended

@lindaromero382

Жыл бұрын

They shot Harambe the silver back and he died, the child crawled 3 ft when he fell, where were the parents it baffles me that no one see him climbing not judging the parents only trying to figure out how all this happened

@LadyDuchess

Жыл бұрын

Uh, it was 3 ft not 30 ft. 3 ft is about the height of a baby gate. Do you know how quickly a 3 year old can climb over a baby gate?

@tarheelpro87

2 ай бұрын

According to a zookeeper there though, he said it’s because people were getting riled up, which provoked Harambe causing him to drag the child to intimidate everyone. Because Gorrillas apparently like to make loud displays like that to get attention or scare anyone or anything bothering or scaring them. That wasn’t him carrying his “offspring” most likely.

I understand their decision to kill the gorilla.... BUT the mother is clearly to blame for the situation... The whole situation could have been avoided if his mother was paying attention! RIP I hope they hold the mother responsible in some way.

@LadyDuchess

Жыл бұрын

Nah, the whole situation could’ve been avoided if some humans would leave wild animals alone and stop imprisoning them in zoos. 🤷🏾‍♀️

@5Lion5ofGod7

Жыл бұрын

"Mommy loves you" says the stupid mother to her stupid boy in the enclosure dragged by the gorilla harambe. The mother should have been shot.

@rafaelramirez1507

Жыл бұрын

@@LadyDuchess bruh ! SYAHU

@MoonSisterxx

Жыл бұрын

What about the Father?

@Christian-k23

Жыл бұрын

The dad had a criminal record to

The reason why the 🦍 was dragging the boy is bc you scared him

@arturkulvet2712

2 жыл бұрын

no realy they drag litle gorilla kids

@DriftingStudent

Жыл бұрын

@@arturkulvet2712 they were throwing rocks at the gorilla and yelling at him he was just as scared as the boy.. people have no knowledge on animals everyone’s a dummy

@Fishyahh

Ай бұрын

​@@arturkulvet2712if you make your search on gorillas you'll know that they're actually gentle shy giants the only thing that makes them get aggressive is when you make eye contact, be disrespectfull or loud near them.

All of those hysterical bystanders screaming at the top of their lungs and agitating the gorilla helped a ton I'm sure.

Crazy how the only person keeping calm through all this was the boy!

@Delta17842

Жыл бұрын

And his mother, who at that allowed him to try and enter.

that boy was lucky....he fell 15feet into a concrete floor, what saved him is the waters, not much water ,but enough to absorbed the fall-

@ZeroGuts

5 жыл бұрын

TEE BLUE you play to much Minecraft

@istealwaifus8526

4 жыл бұрын

Lol falling into water is worse than falling in concrete if you fall flat on it XD

@luiseduardo199

4 жыл бұрын

@@istealwaifus8526 lol not at 15 feet though only of you fall over 150 feet will it have that affect

@helloman8541

4 жыл бұрын

@@ZeroGuts I know right Minecraft

@doncherry2541

3 жыл бұрын

People have done 83 foot belly flops into a couple feet of water. a 20 pound kid falling 15 feet into at the minimum of a foot of water wouldn’t be dead but wouldn’t be smiling either. Zero zero doesn’t leave his moms basement.

This is humanity. Punishing an inconent animal by death because of the kid's parents' ignorance.

@ghostgaming-78-l5l

2 жыл бұрын

The gorilla killed some one

@veracity5412

Жыл бұрын

​@@ghostgaming-78-l5l the gorilla didn't kill anyone

@edinchvek2784

Жыл бұрын

I guess an idiot like you would've prefered the kid dead right , because it was the child or the gorilla

@heatherromero7750

Жыл бұрын

@@ghostgaming-78-l5lthat gorilla didn’t kill anyone lol wtf are you even talking about

@Midnight_Barber

9 ай бұрын

@@ghostgaming-78-l5lThe gorilla never killed anyone..The innocent gorilla did not deserve to die no animals deserve to die..

It’s the parents responsibility to watch there kid

@abdulazez3074

3 жыл бұрын

like what do you expect the monke to do when he finds a free toy he will take it

@renear89

2 ай бұрын

It's the zoos responsibility to make sure things like that can't happen

It seems that everyone has suddenly become animal experts.

@bbymia7807

8 жыл бұрын

😹😹😹😹

@user-gp7td5uv9c

4 жыл бұрын

Ur right

@doncherry2541

3 жыл бұрын

It’s not rocket science to comment on a wild animal possibly harming a 3 year old kid dummy... gets likes on his comments but no views on his videos😂

@Francisco-we8yj

3 жыл бұрын

You bet your ass, an innocent gorilla had to die because of stupidity and recklessness

@f4tn1t3gamer8

Жыл бұрын

@@doncherry2541 I mean harambe was trying to protect the child infact I doubt he had experience with a child so he was doing really well him dragging the child around is a way for a gorilla to carry a child

If the child was being dragged so violently, why didn't he have foot, ankle, or leg fractures or injuries? His concussion was from the dragging but the gorilla would not understand that as a hazard. He knew the arm and leg bones were fragile that is why when he was saving the child the second time he decided to drag him by his shirt. He should have been Tranquilized not killed. It is a hard call but I still feel it was wrong to kill him. TRAGIC !! Glad the child is OK. A Colorado Mountain Grandma

@GabbyXena100

Ай бұрын

They said that a tranquilizer would've taken too long. It probably would've just pissed him off (the darts hurt) before it fell asleep.

People were throwing things and yelling. Further studies have shown that Hambre panicked and was just moving the boy from danger.

If your child is three years old, then you hold their hand or shoulder next to a big gap. The fall itself could kill them, nevermind the animal inside. Rest in peace Harambe.

@NB-bj6bf

Ай бұрын

Excalty! Little accidents happen but certain huge big dangerous issues like this you avoid. Guess everyone was too busy looking at the gorilla or their own children they may have missed seeing him climb? I don't know to be honest, one thing I do know is that his mum should have been watching him like a hawk in a habit like that...how long was his mum not looking at him?.

I can't believe it. I don't blame the zoo, but the parents should be held responsible. After all, the child went inside Harambe's captivity without the child's parents noticing.

Of course the mother is to blame. The kid even told her he was going to go into the enclosure. And she still failed to keep an eye on him. And she failed to do so long enough for him to not only climb over that fence and shrubs but to make it all the way to the pit.

So sad, make the parents pay for their carelessness. This poor animal was killed for nothing. I would have jumped in to save my child, not shout mommy loves you.

@ZeroGuts

5 жыл бұрын

Radojka Grbic no you wouldn’t if you did the gorilla might of killed you cause he might of gotten frightened

@rankup2632

5 жыл бұрын

Lepo receno, skocio bi pa makar mene ubila a ne kao ova majka sto govori kako ga voli a ne preduzima nista... tuzno

@lex_htx

4 жыл бұрын

For nothing did you see what happen to that kid idiot. Some animals aren't an endanger but majority are instinct to eat meat humans at that. U should have been there to donate your body since u feel like that helplessly boy had a fucked up mom and blame him for being in that situation.

@choncho547

4 жыл бұрын

Did u just say for nothing ur an idiot

@clarissamarks4347

4 жыл бұрын

his mother was distracted by her two other children at the time, and if she jumped into the pit harambe probably would've just gotten scared and might've done something dangerous. but I do feel bad for the gorilla :(

*Michelle Gregg should be prosecuted for her negligence*

Where's mom when the child climbing the fence???

@user-sp5kc5yx8s

4 жыл бұрын

Probably screaming "mommy loves you" for attention

@zigman3105

3 ай бұрын

Getting a Churro

@renear89

2 ай бұрын

Where's the dad?

@MELEMADE338

Ай бұрын

@@renear89he was home that day

This is very interesting. I dont think Harambe had the capacity to think the child would be injured if he dragged him across the water. But it is interesting how theres been two cases i know of, of when a child has fallen into a gorilla's inclosure and both times, they didnt really kill the child or intentionally harm them but checked if they had skin under their clothes. I thinks that sends a powerful message. Maybe they are just checking if we are one of them?

@trapmomlaydi9242

Жыл бұрын

These animals are highly intelligent. There is no way this situation could’ve been avoided without some type of fast acting tranq. Which at the time I’m sure they didn’t have the technology for or money for if there was. The child also screaming while adults aren’t saying stay calm or watched

I'm proud of my fellow americans who showed their concern over an animal who was unfairly killed in a caged environment who didn't ask to be put in captivity to be gawked at and viewed by humans as some kind of show.

@JimmyGunXD556

8 жыл бұрын

fairly killed wrongfully caged in the first place.

@ZeroGuts

5 жыл бұрын

Again they put them there for your entertainment

@deadshot-snipe4070

4 жыл бұрын

Hes indangered

This made me lose faith in humanity

@azakiahofficial7852

6 жыл бұрын

Blazingle tf a kid was almost hurt excuse you what about the child ??

@exposed4763

6 жыл бұрын

NATURAL BEAUTY AFRICAN QUEEN no one cares if the kid was moved along water a little dude. Get your priorities straight.

@cutelittleReis90

4 жыл бұрын

@@azakiahofficial7852 it's heartbreaking, but it just shows that humans find themselves superior over other creatures. It was the parents fault. to kill a gorilla just because he doesn't know how to act with a little boy shouldn't be his death sentence. It's a dilemma, to say the least

@PoilievreTT

4 жыл бұрын

@@cutelittleReis90 think of humans as animals as we are, we want to protect our youngers like they just did against other species. Other species do the exact same. And every animal big thinks they are superior

@manutd22

4 жыл бұрын

@@azakiahofficial7852 if the kid got bullied and not die im ok with that

Perhaps social services needed to investigate this child's parents. Where were they when he got into the enclosure ?

The child needs to be taken from the mother. This is ridiculous and neglect

RIP Harambe! He was born in Brownsville Texas. About 45 mins from where I live. And every time I saw him he was always calm. Never had an incident like this happen here at Gladys porter zoo. This is truly sad on both parts.

I feel that the reason we have parents as well as eyes to see is the reason that situations like this shouldn’t happen. Did nobody see the kid climbing over the Barr with bystanders all around?

Thats funny “hes now safe and back with his family”hes not safe if his parents dont care enough about their babies and letting a GORILLA take care of a baby better than you

@BrokebutCreative

Жыл бұрын

Lol. All the parents that have lost children in coat racks at a department store is rolling their eyes at you. Get over yourself. It's clear you've never had to interact with a child.

@MELEMADE338

Ай бұрын

Do you know EXACTLY what happens at their home?

R.I.P HARAMBE😔 I HAVE YOU AS MY ROBLOX CHARACTER😟

If the Gorilla lost his life , then the mom should be at fault too. Im mean its only fair.

The parents should be in jail. They were negligent. We were never out of my parents sight when we were in public or unknown areas.

Leaving the child free to go anywhere it wants, afterwards crying like a baby and screaming like hell.... Ridiculous

He was dragging him to make sure he could breathe

They made the wrong decision!

Totally the parents fault that this gorilla died. That little boy should not have been out of their site!

@Teresa-pv9zq

Ай бұрын

Yes. Letting children out of your site in public places is also how they get easily kidnapped. It's yet another reason you'd be watching your children. Predators would consider amusement parks and zoos a ripe place to find a child to grab. But if you're watching your child none of a million bad things that can happen will

Imagine letting a kid go in the enclosure for clout then killing the legend

Too many accidents are happening...parents must and have to held responsible for their kids...

The boy’s parents are to blame for that amazing animals death

The parents should be in charge of what happened

@andysuchanko8006

7 жыл бұрын

HEY RAGING ZERKO I AGREE WITH YOU

@artebee7869

5 жыл бұрын

Or the enclosure shouldve been more protective

@user-sp5kc5yx8s

4 жыл бұрын

@@artebee7869 both

@artebee7869

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-sp5kc5yx8s yes. but if you understand how dangerus a gorilla is why make the enclosure easy to enter???

@rawradio9549

3 жыл бұрын

They get away with it...

i live an hour or two from there and i saw that animal before. he was calm and i am kind of scared almost.

@yog8610

4 ай бұрын

Are u ok now ?

Poor Harambe

WELL ATLEAST I UNDERSTAND IT BETTER NOW'CAUSE I SURE DIDNT KNOW TRANQUILIZERS TAKE AN HOUR TO WORK

@thatguyrobert660

4 жыл бұрын

Cause they don't.

@Asbol_

3 жыл бұрын

they said it would take like 3mins to work not an hour, and it was not because of the time that they really did not want to do that, they did not want to tranq him cuz that would make Harambe agitated, and could really cause harm to the Kid

@ginnycaspar4233

3 жыл бұрын

@@Asbol_ We will never know if Harambe would have become agitated or not. I personally don't think that he would have since he seemed to be more interested in sheltering and protecting the boy from all of the idiots screaming above them. He grabbed the boy by his leg like he would have one of his own babies and stood protectively over him. Harambe didn't have to die that day. He could have killed that little boy any time he wanted to but he didn't, he just stood guard. This should have been handled differently with the first thing being getting all of the screaming people away from the enclosure. I'm glad the boy is okay but still upset that Harambe had to die over the carelessness of humans! Both the ones that didn't make the enclosure secure but even more so at the parents who couldn't keep control of their kids. If you can't keep track of what you have, bring more adults with you when taking them out in public! jmho

biggest mom fail ever...

Imagine being the cause of death of an endangered species. Terrible.

3:18 ......Let's just hope he's vegan.

@abdulazez3074

3 жыл бұрын

3:18

I'm in total awe of the hypocrisy and holier than thou comments regarding this situation. First off, it's unfortunate that something like this had to happen, BUT, accidents happen and when they do, we have to do the best we "know" how in order to deal with them. Unless you were there, no one should be condemning the mother about what happened, without all the facts being known....(stop with all the holier than thou attitudes as if you are exempt from the "unexpected happening to you and your loved ones"). Second, as sad as it was to have to lose the precious life of an endangered gorilla, how many of those protesting, crying, and complaining about the gorilla's death, do the same for the "precious" lives being lost everyday over matters less serious? Judge righteous judgment! Simply put - a child's life was in danger. What if it was your child they were trying to save? No one could say for certain what the gorilla would have done next. They had to react quickly, using the tools they had on hand,..... while at the same time considering the child. Mourn the unwanted lost of the gorilla, but thank God for the life of the child.

@M.c-Royce

4 жыл бұрын

Well said Amariyah

@thenoobgamer7327

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t agree with this

@thenoobgamer7327

2 жыл бұрын

“Accident’s happen” sure, but the stupid mother who let this happen in the first place is dumb. Your acting like an accident of this severity is normal, but it isn’t. The bystanders are also to blame as they didn’t even think about stopping the child from climbing. If I was there, I would stop the child from climbing. Finally, your saying that the gorilla isn’t as equal in worth as a child? They both are equal as they both help with the environment. A fix could’ve happened without shooting the gorilla.

@datboystyles

2 жыл бұрын

@Maxwell Apostadero we don’t care 🤷🏽‍♂️

@veracity5412

Жыл бұрын

Animal rights activists keep voicing out and fighting for animals every now and then. And if my child was there I wouldn't have let him go in the first place in a wild animal's enclosure. And the gorilla was there for a whole 10 minutes with the child. They couldn't tranquilise it at all but just wait more to shoot it. And the gorilla didn't look like it wanted to attack the child. He was disturbed because of people throwing stones and screaming so he thought if protecting the child.

The kid wasn’t even that badly injured??? I heard about kids who broke there bones and the gorilla wasn’t killed

“It’s the saddest death of a gorilla since Harambe.” Godzilla

This is the zoo I go to and I think that this could have had not happened if the zoo had made a roof over the walk and put a net from the fence to the roof and/or made the fence higher. COME ON ZOO TAKE CAUTION OF THE VISITORS AT YOUR ZOO!!!!!

I feel so sad i wonder why they didn't put him to sleep?this makes me sad

This is just like that court case where a home invader sued the people he was trying to rob because he broke his leg on entry.

So whatever happened to the boy and his mother after they were supposedly investigated?

that break my heart almost make me cry 😢

The concussion was caused by him falling probs, he adjusted to his shirt, and used his body as a shield from the crowd (as he did not know the situation), and instead of hurting him he attempts to switch to the shirt which applies less harm instead of pulling his arm/leg. Not to mention, Harambe could have been traquilized, as in several photos before his death, he carried the boy out of the moat and into his habitat where people had clear view of him. And again he was infront of the child, and not pounding on him.

What a bad mother...

These guys will pay what they done and RIP HORAMBE ❤️😢🥺🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

He wasn't showing aggression. He was being a parent. He took the child to where someone could come get him.

@NorbertDz

2 ай бұрын

Exactly

I totally forgot that this is where Harambe came from 😂

Ms Todd I'm confused as to your description of this silver back. "you could be easily describing my next door neighbours

I was a child when this happened, and my response to it was "wait, what?"

There should be noway a child , should be able to just climb over into such a place "especially" at 3yrs of age , whoopy said it best .

@charlenejordan9585

5 жыл бұрын

THE SOUL C-ER: “WHOOPY”??...LMAO...that’s funny

No harambe did not have to die

@pristaviaofficialchannel2524

Жыл бұрын

Most definitely did. RIP though🦍

@josephmarklaurin

Күн бұрын

Thanks to the bad parent

First off mom should been paying more attention to her child...what the hell?

Honestly would’ve left the kid bc he pushed the kid upwards and let him walk and the kid stood there and screamed in his face... dissapointing

Rest In Peace Harambe..... You'll never be forgotten...... TO THE MOTHER.....HIS DEATH IS YOUR FAULT.....

WHEN THIS WAS ON THE NEWS MY MOM BLAME THE ZOO 6:23

@abdulazez3074

3 жыл бұрын

6:23

The crowd should have been evacuated immediately.

What charges were brought and what was the outcome?

@abdulazez3074

3 жыл бұрын

probably the stupid parents got away with it im sure cause you know its america

Wow,I don't know how a mother can get distract to the point the child felt! I think I'm overprotective person!

@bunnyff2970

2 ай бұрын

She surely would have cheated on her previous one and got other kid 🤬

It’s definitely both the parents and the bystanders fault, if the parents kept an actual eye on their child this wouldn’t have happened, and if the people had remained more calm instead of screaming like maniacs it also would have been different, when there is an animal that can be dangerous, screaming is only going to scare it, and this was the result of that, it most certainly could have been handled much better. Those parents should not be parents at all if they let this happen to their kid. It’s so irresponsible

why wasn't the parent watching her son?!.😒

How did the kid get in the cage

Harambe is in our heart ❤️

Mother needs jail time and taking away her kids

If it were your kid in the enclosure, no matter whose fault it was, you would have supported the zoo administration's decision.

He didn't deserve this

RIP Daddy

Lawsuits should be filed on parent and the zoo.

Although gorillas are very smart, he’s been in captivity for 17 years. For any animal to be harmed or killed for simply doing what’s in their nature to do is very sad.

1 kid not endangered ... 1 gorilla endangered.... who made the dumb choice there?

may you rest in peace harambe

it;s crazy like some people just wait around as all sorts of terrible things happen to people and then randomly choose something to go cry and be upset about like this. IF the kid died they wouldn't be out here doing anything.

Gorilla wasn’t aggressive at all towards that’s child - if so that child would have been killed instantly!! The gorilla was frightened and wanted to protect the child as well as himself from danger (because of people screaming!) the parents and the zoo are to blame!!!

Omg, who in their right mind raises a child in Cincinnati Ohio?

Its easy to say what should be done when it's not your child

@PurityCherono-fc3gp

3 ай бұрын

True

@NB-bj6bf

Ай бұрын

Don't mean this in a bad way but depends on how big or serious or dangerous the situation is, in a zoo they normally tell you face to face or by leaflets or a board to keep your child by your side. My late father no matter weather we where going to get groceries, or down the road to school. He always held my hand.... Groceries would go in his backpack so his hand was free to hold mine. A lady me & my dad knew asked my dad if it was ok for me to have her baby for afew hours, my dad said ok as it was only 3-5hours & only did it 5/6times & wasn't going to affect my college education. I did excalty what my dad did to me & taught this 2years old to never let go of my hand when outdoors. Indoors my late grandmother taught me never to take my eyes off her (that is at times difficult the younger the child when your a busy parent.) I work with children & even with some children saftey gates are easy to try to climb over depending on their skills, weight, strength, and how clever they maybe... if they are doing more then crawling. For last few years children are alot stronger even very young ones... He was only 3years old she should have been holding on to his hand end of story. You don't need to be a parent to know or education it's common sense that we see all the time and if there is no common sense in a an issue we see bad consequences. This lady wasn't a 16year old spoilt teenager, she's an adult & knew that gorillla's are dangerous. She knows her son can climb everywhere, & there where gaps near them. How long was she not looking at him? I understand if it was for afew second's but on this video when they explained before the boy actually fell from such a height. He had to be climb down on uneven parts.... So while he was doing this & even if he was fast it would take him abit of time, if she turned around after afew second's she would have seen him she only saw him when he started to fall. Obviously if you've not had a child you will not know, what it feels like to be a parent. This is not about feelings or experiening parenthood, it's about saftey of a child and weather it's your's or your babysitting you have to be protective & not stick a child right into such an high level of danger specially with animals around. Your eyes need to be glued & keep making conversation with them or just hold their hand very firmly. Weather they like it or not & keep teaching them to stay by your side.

OMG!!! Parents can never win!! This is sad that an endangered beast is dead but what would have been worse for the child to die or the gorilla? If this had been the other way around would anyone be protesting justice for this poor curious child? Given the risk I would have shot the poor gorilla, I would not have risked a tranquilliser shot with an already injured child. He had already fallen 15ft and was dragged about . I'm sorry but at that point my only concern would be the human life!!!! Blaming the parents is complete yet irrelevant to the fact that a human life was at risk and the risk was removed

@AmenraRobinson

8 жыл бұрын

look we have an apologist. typical

@R3B3K4H

2 жыл бұрын

I guarantee everyone would be different if "the parent" was a dad. Then they'd suddenly understand that "accidents happen".

@abramslion1

Жыл бұрын

Risk is you making poor decisions. In this KZread comments section. Learn what a gorrila is and how they function as a family animals.

@vigilante9089

Жыл бұрын

Well if you can't watch your child then don't bring it do a damn zoo

@Vandicoup

Жыл бұрын

Of course the mother is to blame. The kid even told her he was going to go into the enclosure. And she still failed to keep an eye on him. And she failed to do so long enough for him to not only climb over that fence and shrubs but to make it all the way to the pit.

Careless mother.

Poor guy thought he was saving one of his own and died for it.

i know the child was being dragged but 1. it looked like the harambe was protecting the child 2. the child wasnt hurt it looks like

@abdulazez3074

3 жыл бұрын

Google sais something else

I honestly would have jumped in and tried to keep the Gorilla calm. As stupid as it sounds, it seems the gorilla was protecting the child from all the yelling and screaming people were doing.

@BrokebutCreative

Жыл бұрын

It does sound stupid.

Mario: Why don't you just use a tranquilizer! Brooklyn T Guy: That'll just piss him off!

the best thing that can come out of this tragedy, besides the boy alive, is that parents won't bring small, not-ready-for-giant-animals kids to those parts of the zoo. "You must be at least THIS TALL to view these animals."

@DanLoFat

8 жыл бұрын

And redesign ALL large animal areas ABSOLUTELY IMPERVIOUS TO ENTRY OF ANY KIND TO HUMANS OF ANY SIZE (from the public front view)

Why do you even have to think about killing that gorilla, whats more important the boy or an animal, i mean come on people. I'm a vegetarian and humans kill animal everyday to eat and don't care but when it comes to a child's life people get mad.

@fatyoshi4927

8 жыл бұрын

I don't see human getting extinct.

@dkupke

7 жыл бұрын

I think its tragic all around. But when ppl where going nuts over it, I couldn't restrain my own smartass tendencies, so I put pics of Gatorland Zoo in Florida on social media and said "It could have been worse you know!' Hoo boy, did people go nuts on me!

@apollo1415

7 жыл бұрын

What about those children in your picture? What would you do if they were there ? Gfys

@calebrichardson5259

7 жыл бұрын

Apollo 141 what would we do? Blame the people responsible. Actually be responsible for your kid and stuck in your phone. If you know that your child would do something dumb like that the chances are, you would keep a close eye on them

@730jangofett

7 жыл бұрын

Ryann Anderson I know kids are born every 3 seconds and there are only like 4000 gorillaz left

Still mourning the loss

Many people forget the operational key word " unpredictable. "

Never should have killed the Gorilla for a bad mother who didn't watch her kid!

awwwww but the Lil boy climb under the fence and through some bushes then jumped down

I'm delighted to see people protesting his death. However, I'm sad to see most of them are hypocrites...

Whoopi is 100% correct. There should of been no way for that child to get it. The zoo is guilty of unsafe conditions and should be closed until new management can take over.

It didn’t try to hurt him so it shouldn’t of been shot

@adamd6648

4 жыл бұрын

No it was wondering what he was and that gorilla could have been wondering if it was going to tear that boys face off or not so yea coming from someone who actually knows about animal behaviour I see why it was done.

@abdulazez3074

3 жыл бұрын

well no but actually no you cant put a child safety on an animal that hasnt been trained