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The Cincinnati Zoo has reopened its famed gorilla exhibit Tuesday. The new exhibit now features a higher, reinforced barrier. The barrier installed after a young boy got into the exhibit and was grabbed by Harambe the gorilla. To save the boy's lfe, zoo officials were forced to shoot and kill the gorilla. On Monday, Hamiltion County Prosecutor concluded his investigation into the boy's family.
On Tuesday, The Cincinnati Zoo plans to reopen its gorilla exhibit with a higher, reinforced barrier. The new barrier was installed after a young boy got into the exhibit and was dragged by a 400-pound gorilla. To save the boy, zoo officials then shot and killed the gorilla, an endangered Silverback named Harambe. The reopening of the exhibit comes a day after Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said he would not bring charges against the boy's mother. The boy's mother was attending to another child when her 3-year-old "just scampered off." Some animal rights activists vilified the zoo for shooting the animal, while others blamed the mother for not watching her child more closely.
The Cincinnati Zoo's gorilla exhibit has reopened with a higher, reinforced barrier after a boy got inside and was dragged by a 400-pound gorilla. The exhibit reopened Tuesday, a day after a prosecutor said the 3-year-old had "scampered off" and his mother wouldn't be charged. The boy apparently climbed over the outer barrier May 28 before falling about 15 feet into a shallow moat. The response team shot the 17-year-old western lowland gorilla to protect the child.
Cincinnati Zoo reopened its gorilla enclosure on Tuesday with strengthened security measures.
The Cincinnati Zoo reopened its gorilla exhibit on Tuesday after zookeepers were forced to kill an endangered gorilla named Harambe last week. Zookeepers were trying to protect a 3-year-old boy who was being dragged aggressively by Harambe. The boy had fallen into the gorilla pit, which has now been remodeled with a secure enclosure in order to prevent future incidents. Three surveillance cameras have also been installed to monitor the site.
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