Die weiblichen Westlicher Flachlandgorilla, Kabibe, starb bei einem tragischen Unfall am Freitag November 7 (14). Zoo-Mitarbeiter trugen ihre Standard nach Abschluss Abend-Routine der Einzug der Tiere in ihr Nachtquartier, als Kabibe unerwartet unter einer Schließung hydraulische Tür schossen. Dieser Unfalltod ist besonders schwierig für San Francisco Zoo Primas-Mitarbeiter, die postnatale 24-Stunden-Pflege für Kabibe vorgesehen, bis sie 6 Monate war alt. Diese Art von Unfällen ist extrem selten und der Zoo will der Öffentlichkeit versichern, dass alle Tierpflege-Protokoll in der Anlage ist speziell
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The female western lowland gorilla, Kabibe, died in a tragic accident on Friday November 7 (14). Zoo staff were carrying out their standard post-closing evening routine of moving the animals into their night quarters when Kabibe unexpectedly darted under a closing hydraulic door. This accidental death is particularly difficult for San Francisco Zoo primate staff members who provided 24-hour postnatal care for Kabibe until she was 6-months old. This type of accident is extremely rare and the Zoo wishes to assure the public that all animal care protocol at the facility is specifically designed with animal safety as the top priority. Kabibe—whose name means “little lady” in Swahili—first captured the hearts of animal lovers worldwide when she was born on July 17, 2013 to parents Nneka (16) and Oscar Jonesy (33). The infant was healthy and active at birth, but it soon became apparent that hand-rearing would be necessary in order for her to thrive. At the age of 6 months, Kabibe was gradually introduced to the gorilla troop, beginning first with the family matriarch, Kabibe's grandmother Bawang (34). Bawang and Kabibe bonded instantly and had been inseparable ever since. As a beloved member of the Zoo family, Kabibe brought great joy to the lives of the gorilla troop, the public and her keepers. "Some animal deaths are more difficult to process than others, and this tragedy has struck us all in the deepest way imaginable, " said San Francisco Zoo Executive Director and President Tanya Peterson, "We thank the public in advance for their patience and kindness to the gorilla family and to all Zoo staff as we mourn the loss of this special animal." The Zoo is investigating how and why this accident happened and will review Zoo policies, procedures and training in the days ahead to see if any changes are warranted. During a period of mourning and adjustment for the gorilla family, the Jones Family Gorilla Preserve will remain open to the public, but may be closed peri
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