Kid falls in gorilla pit- gorilla is shot to death

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Cobretti2 said:

binary solo said:

Perhaps only a handful of them occur at a zoo, as a result of an interaction with an animal. But if people are seriously going to accuse this woman in particular of gross negligence and she should be investigated by child services, then there are 9.2 million other people, at least, every year who should also be investigated. That might take a while though.

The difference bing the kid kept saying i'm gonna go in there to her. At that point a light bulb should click in your head and you keep an eye out on that child.

Also it wasn't a split second incident. There was like three obsticles to get through. Even if you look away for a split second then you would have still seen your kid doing the wrong thing. SHe was too busy looking at other things to give a shit about her kid.

It was one barrier that was wide enough gap between wires that a toddler or small grown up could go through.

The zoo accreditation is saying they are going to require modifications.

Professionals who's sole purpose is to provide safe environment for EVERY individual has said it's the zoo's responsibility to ensure that doesn't happen and have child proof exhibits