How in the world the kid manages to fall into the gorila pit and not be the parent fault???

Poor Gorila.As many said here now, the family shoudl pay for the cost of taking down the animal.I mean, it was their fault after all that they had to do this in the first place.

It's not the gorilla that irritates me. I realized it could've died if it went nuts.

What pisses me off is that bimbos like her are mothers.

Also, I do talk about human deaths everyday. However, it does get a tad bit boring. I think we've all realized the same issues cause deaths- religion, stupidity, and...uh, repeat the first two.

Probably seeing how her lipstick looks when the kid went away.

Damn that sucks, how can a mother be so careless?

It really angers me that this gorilla had to die, because the parent didn't paid enough attention of their child.

I don't know the parents, but it had to be probably people like these:

There we go. I corrected it.

That should be self explanatory.

We live in an era where parents are simply pathetic, which results into millenials- an abomination that makes me want to drink bleach for being a millenial as well. 

My parents do constantly tell me that I'm fortunate to have them. They were actually hard on me(unlike other parents) and allowed me to gain some thick skin. They yelled and kicked my ass sometimes smacked me when I was a bitch. Nowadays parents will do whatever a kid wants, and apparently being an actual parent is child abuse. No surprise people get offended by everything nowadays. 

Oh well.

Just want to point that out, the intelligence of a gorilla could most definitely match that of a 3 year old kid, probably 4 as well... 

instead of deciding to what we focus our attention, why don't we just focus our attention to all these bad things happening on our planet?

All of a sudden everyone is a animal activist but i can assure you that everyone of these people would think/act diffrently if that would be their 4 year old child down there. What a hypocritical society.

Considering the animal in question is fairly intelligent, I don't think it would have been unreasonable to attempt to approach the gorilla, or distract him, as shown in another video in the thread.