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Thread: 400lb gorilla gets it brains blown out after kid falls into zoo enclosure.

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Originally Posted By 5htp⏩
Cheeky mod looked like he was being pretty gentle with the kid as well.
The clip cut out the part where he dragged the child by his feet across the enclosure while running, the kid has a concussion

- Intended to protect the child, or the thing that the gorilla was "not allowed to have" since it's known that gorillas in zoos try to hide things they're not allowed to have
- Was not gentle, even if it meant to be, could've easily have killed the child
- Was the parents fault 100%, there are pictures of the parents floating around if you're into that
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Originally Posted By nattyandbatty⏩
- Was the parents fault 100%
True or False: A wild animal enclosure should be secure enough to keep a 3 year old out.
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Originally Posted By Isaac30001⏩
You do realize gorillas can literally tear a grown man's limbs off one by one, right? No matter what the gorilla's intentions were, the kid was in extreme danger. It could have killed the kid simply by accident. How would you have gone about safely removing the kid? Any method of capturing it could have sent it into a rage.
Havent read all 17 pages but this pretty much sums it up.

Yes the mom's a phuckwit
Yes the dad's a phuckwit
Yes its horrible that this amazing animal had to die
But...none of this was the childs fault and his life was in danger. If they had waited a few minutes, nobody knows for certain what might have happned. The animal had to be killed, sad as it is.
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Originally Posted By londonirish⏩
Havent read all 17 pages but this pretty much sums it up.

Yes the mom's a phuckwit
Yes the dad's a phuckwit
Yes its horrible that this amazing animal had to die
But...none of this was the childs fault and his life was in danger. If they had waited a few minutes, nobody knows for certain what might have happned. The animal had to be killed, sad as it is.
Wait wait , did they shoot the animal in order to save the child ? Like they couldn't rescue him so the only option was to kill the animal in order to safely get the child ?
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Originally Posted By badreligion⏩
Wait wait , did they shoot the animal in order to save the child ?
No, they did it for sh*ts and giggles. Zoos love shooting their own animals.

WTF are you smoking dude?
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Originally Posted By Kiknskreem⏩
True or False: A wild animal enclosure should be secure enough to keep a 3 year old out.
.. True?

But as a parent you should watch your child at all times
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Originally Posted By Kiknskreem⏩
No, they did it for sh*ts and giggles. Zoos love shooting their own animals.

WTF are you smoking dude?
No you idiot . There is no talking with someone as arrogant as you .
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Originally Posted By Kiknskreem⏩
No, they did it for sh*ts and giggles. Zoos love shooting their own animals.

WTF are you smoking dude?
I wonder how many grand that gorilla was worth. 30-40?
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Originally Posted By nattyandbatty⏩
.. True?

But as a parent you should watch your child at all times
But nothing like this has happened before *so far as we know* so how was the zoo to know that it wasn't enough ? The parents should of been watching the kid much closer than they were and they were to blame more than the zoo .
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Originally Posted By nattyandbatty⏩
.. True?
Then clearly some of the fault lies with the zoo.
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Originally Posted By londonirish⏩
Havent read all 17 pages but this pretty much sums it up.

Yes the mom's a phuckwit
Yes the dad's a phuckwit
Yes its horrible that this amazing animal had to die
But...none of this was the childs fault and his life was in danger. If they had waited a few minutes, nobody knows for certain what might have happned. The animal had to be killed, sad as it is.
This, that's it.

No, it's not the zoo's fault.
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Originally Posted By badreligion⏩
Wait wait , did they shoot the animal in order to save the child ? Like they couldn't rescue him so the only option was to kill the animal in order to safely get the child ?
Yes, because even a full grown adult will easily get torn apart by that thing.
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Originally Posted By Isaac30001⏩
You do realize gorillas can literally tear a grown man's limbs off one by one, right? No matter what the gorilla's intentions were, the kid was in extreme danger. It could have killed the kid simply by accident. How would you have gone about safely removing the kid? Any method of capturing it could have sent it into a rage.
tranqualizer darts not even once?

They have those tranqs that will put an elephant down in 2 seconds.
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Originally Posted By motilynn⏩
Watch this POS mother try and sue the zoo now.
She would have a case. Kids run around all the time. I bet you a million parents have been at a zoo and lost sight of their kid(s) for at least 5 seconds before, right? That's enough time for that kid to get through the barrier.

There is a reasonable expectation that a zoo with so many visitors and such dangerous animals would have fail-safe guards against a little fukking kid getting past a barrier. If anyone says the zoo is 0% at fault, they are WRONG.

inb4 dumb fuk miscers with no reading comprehension plus knee-jerk reactionists misonstrue my post to say that parents should not have to keep their sight on their kids at all times at a zoo
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Originally Posted By waytoodeep03⏩
tranqualizer darts not even once?

They have those tranqs that will put an elephant down in 2 seconds.
Perhaps indication of how extremely tough these things are? Surely the zoo would have considered a non lethal option first ya fukwit.
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Originally Posted By waytoodeep03⏩
tranqualizer darts not even once?

They have those tranqs that will put an elephant down in 2 seconds.
Key word is in 2 sec not instantly. Who know what would happen in that 2 seconds. But i really sorry for gorilla, he look just frendly in that video.
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Originally Posted By waytoodeep03⏩
tranqualizer darts not even once?

They have those tranqs that will put an elephant down in 2 seconds.
I'm sure if they had tranquilizers that were that effective, they would have used them. I hardly think you know better than the actual experts who are all saying shooting the gorilla was the right call.
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Originally Posted By waytoodeep03⏩
They have those tranqs that will put an elephant down in 2 seconds.
No, they don't. The zoo said it would take multiple minutes, and possibly even agitate the animal more before it went down/
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Originally Posted By badreligion⏩
But nothing like this has happened before *so far as we know* so how was the zoo to know that it wasn't enough ?.
That's like saying I keep a loaded gun in a drawer and no kid has shot themselves with ityet,so how was I supposed to know it wasn't secure enough?

They should have put on their thinking caps and realized a kid could easily crawl through the barrier.
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How are people still arguing this 10 pages later. Kiknskreem has explained this as factually as possible and people going full retard.


1) 3 year old kid should NOT be able to get into a gorilla exhibit.
2) Mom should keep better tabs on child.
3) Once kid fell in, there weren't other options w/o risking the child's life. Tranqs are not viable w/ a child next to a gorilla.

It's terribly sad situation that should have prevented by a combination of better parenting and a more pro-active zoo. However, the right decision, and frankly the only decision was made once the kid fell in.
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Originally Posted By nattyandbatty⏩
.. True?

But as a parent you should watch your child at all times
I don't have kids, but a lot of friends and family do and I'll tell you, you take your eyes off them for 3 seconds and before you know it they're doing some stupid/dangerous sh*t.
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Originally Posted By Kiknskreem⏩
That's like saying I keep a loaded gun in a drawer and no kid has shot themselves with ityet,so how was I supposed to know it wasn't secure enough?

They should have put on their thinking caps and realized a kid could easily crawl through the barrier.
It's the parent's responsibility to make sure their child can't get the gun just like it was the parent's responsibility here to keep an eye on their child in a public location but based on what is known about the parents I am not surprised they were not paying attention . But really in the end what does it matter ? What is done is done and there is no point belaboring this .
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Originally Posted By badreligion⏩
It's the parent's responsibility to make sure their child can't get the gun...
Right, just as the zoo has a responsibility to make sure children can't get at their gorilla.
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Originally Posted By Kiknskreem⏩
Right, just as the zoo has a responsibility to make sure children can't get at their gorilla.
To an extent but in this case it was more the parents responsibility because like I said , there is no way the zoo could of seen this happening and they must of thought their security measures were sound .
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Originally Posted By badreligion⏩
To an extent but in this case it was more the parents responsibility because like I said ,there is no way the zoo could of seen this happening...
Really, did the 3 year old do some Mission Impossible/Ocean's 11 moves to break into this enclosure?

No, he climbed right in. Obviously a more careful analysis of the security barrier would have revealed that this was possible.
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Why does it matter how much the gorilla weighs?

Just say gorilla no need to say it's weight

They are all heavy
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV⏩
Why does it matter how much the gorilla weighs?

Just say gorilla no need to say it's weight

They are all heavy
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Wait so let me get this straight..

the gorilla was in its home ( cage )...

and intruder came in to its home.....

the resident of the house (gorilla) was the suspect

the boy (intruder) was the victim.


Authorities shoot the (homeowner) gorilla.


sense this makes

none
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In 4 misc saying kid should have been shot.


This isn't like the last one of these I saw in here where the dumbass tried to commit suicide by jumping in the lions (tigers?) den. This was a kid who accidentally fell in. Of course you have to shoot the gorilla.

Unfortunate obviously, but wtf is wrong with you *******s?
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My opinion it's the zoo's responsibility to keep the animals in. It's up to the humans to stay out. The child didn't just walk into the enclosure. He deliberately went looking for an opening and fell in. It was not just a hop down but over a 10 ft drop. Most 3 yr olds would not jump from that height.


Yes, you protect the kid over the life of the gorilla but it's still indirectly the mother's fault.
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