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Gorilla Kills Young Boy at Ohio Zoo A young boy was fatally attacked by a gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo on Saturday. The incident is being investigated, but authorities believe that the 4-year-old boy somehow climbed into the gorilla's enclosure, leading to the animal's death. The boy had been at the zoo with his mother and two younger siblings. According to eyewitnesses, the mother had been watching her children play when she turned around for a moment and saw her son in the arms of the gorilla. The 400-pound animal then dragged the child around before ultimately killing him. Zoo officials made the decision to shoot and kill the gorilla in order to save the child's life. "It was a very tough decision," said Thane Maynard, director of the Cincinnati Zoo. "We are heartbroken about losing this gorilla, but a child's life was in danger and we had to take action." Maynard added that it was unclear how or why the 4-year-old boy managed to get into

Gorilla Hunts Down and Kills Hunter In an astonishing turn of events, a gorilla has been found to have killed a hunter. The gorilla, who was part of a group living in the jungle near the village of Nimba, calmly walked up to the unsuspecting hunter and crushed his skull with his bare hands. This is the first time that a gorilla has been known to kill a human being. The hunter had been tracking the gorillas for some time, thinking that he would be able to bring one back as a trophy for display in his home. However, it seems that he may have underestimated the strength and aggression of these animals. The other members of the group were reportedly terrified by the attack, and several ran off into the safety of the jungle. This event is sure to raise questions about the danger posed by gorillas and how we should treat them. Some people may call for them to be killed or captured and moved to a zoo, while others will argue that they should be left in their natural environment, even if

Cincinnati Zoo's Gorilla Shot After Boy Falls Into Habitat Cincinnati police say a 4-year-old boy has fallen into a gorilla exhibit at the zoo and that one of the gorillas has been shot. The boy was taken to Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. Police say they don't know yet how serious his injuries are. A witness says the gorilla was "throwing the child around." Zoo director Thane Maynard says the 400-pound, 17-year-old male gorilla named Harambe was shot and killed by a Cincinnati Zoo employee after it failed to comply with orders to return the child. Maynard tells reporters that three other gorillas in the exhibit were called back to their sleeping quarters but Harambe stayed behind. He says the gorilla wouldn't leave the child and was acting "erratically." On Saturday, May 28th, 2016, a 4 year old boy had fallen into the Gorilla Exhibit at the Cincinnati Zoo. The child was taken to Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical