HD | Gorilla Grabs Child That Fell Into Cincinnati Zoo Enclosure

[@colbymcclelland3751]

4 years later and I still cant believe the mother was never charged with child endangerment

[@bennywhite7062]

Unbelievable right? And her other small child almost fell into the enclosure too. She just took off there at the end and left her other child there and then screamed back for someone to watch her baby when people started yelling at her, that child had crawled out and was heading to the same spot the first child fell in at.

[@LegendaryRod]

Why would she be charged? Her baby crawled through the enclosure?

[@LegendaryRod]

@@bennywhite7062 How would you know all this information if you weren’t there? Y’all say some of the most stupidest shi ever, you can hear the mom telling her son that she’s there, that she loves him and for him to stay calm what else could she do in that moment? Jump in the fuc*** pit with her son and leave her other babies stranded on top? Putting both her life and her baby that’s in the pit life in imminent danger, making it an even harder rescue?

[@V3ntilator]

@@LegendaryRod Yeah. Some people are just so narrow minded like the poster here that they are unable to see two sides of anything at all. Some kids ends up in danger worldwide every day even at home. There is no way parents can have 100% control 24/7 on kids even when they are nearby. Kids can suddenly start to run away randomly. It's not normal to charge parents for things like this. It's not normal to think that the parents should be charged either. And besides. It's 100% illegal to rope up kids and pretend they are dogs, to prevent things from this video is happening.

[@staytight6340]

@@bennywhite7062 African Americans never surprise me anymore after watching all these KZbin videos.

[@alexad7570]

im actually surprised... even if the gorilla only wanted to play and meant no harm he could have easily thorn his arm off his body...

[@zacharyradford5552]

It plain and simple if he wanted to he would have.

[@twizzle_hd]

That's what I'm saying.

[@ur_local_equestrian_flickr2536]

It’s a gorilla, they can’t exactly tenderly handle a child

[@justinvazquez9729]

The gorillas didn’t know he was hurting the kid, if he’s was scared or was threatened and actually trying to hurt the kid, he would be dead in seconds. Harangue was either scared and trying to take the boy to safety, or he wanted to play.

[@WillyOrca]

If he wanted to hurt him or kill him, or felt that he was a threat in ANY way, he would've never let the child anywhere near his vulnerable underbelly or neck. He was literally protecting him the same way father Gorillas protect their offspring if a predator is spotted. That's crazy.

[@shredgod6394]

Yeah. Too bad the Gorilla has no idea how easy it is to hurt the child. That child could have died at any moment regardless of the gorillas intent

[@WillyOrca]

@@shredgod6394 yes, also very true. Do not disagree with how the situation was handled. Tragic, but also probably extremely necessary.

[@shredgod6394]

@@WillyOrca Agreed. Tragic all around.

[@sonicthekid249]

@@WillyOrca protecting the child from who ? You animal lovers are crazy .

[@WillyOrca]

@@sonicthekid249 what do you think he was doing? Also, if you'll notice, I never said anything about disagreeing with their method of handling the situation. I was simply commenting on the behavior of the animal. Obviously they can't take their chances with a child in a gorilla cage. You just assumed that I was siding with the "why did they kill him" people. Lastly, even if I had been, "protecting the child from who?" is an extremely dumb thing to ask lol. The Gorilla is looking up at a giant crowd of people that has gathered and all have their attention focused on it. So probably them if it even required a specific antagonist. It doesn't though. Protective behaviors are just that, *BEHAVIORS*. You don't need to be actively defending your child from a physical attack in order for them to be considered under your protection.

[@Belobes]

The kid was really lucky, when the gorilla dragged him and no any sharp stone being hit on the body.

[@julianadamico4702]

Belobes----- not to mention the fact that the child was underwater

[@ohgabe6332]

I can literally see the motherly love from how harambe looks/interacts with him. he was probably just wanting to play. homie protected him from the other gorillas

[@cascas9656]

1. He's male (Ik you refer to him as he, just responding to "motherly love") 2. There were no other Gorilla's in that enclosure 3. 1:04 Wow, you can really see how careful Harambe is

[@sonicthekid249]

What !!!! 😂 y’all say anything that gorilla got exactly what he deserved

[@thebeardedastronaut]

Some people dont deserve kids

[@cesarmendieta7954]

Yeah i fucking hate the "Mommies right here" then jump, fight the gorilla and grab the kid, but mommy wasnt there to look for his son right before he put his self in danger

[@nantaylor9938]

zoos don’t deserve wild animals you heartless prick

[@DESYLIOUS1]

Nobody didnt deserve the virus but u.... no compassion dummy!

[@joelsito6858]

@@cesarmendieta7954 why is it always the mother's fault but never the father's?

[@someonerandom5210]

@@joelsito6858 the father wasn’t there no? Idk I didn’t hear him

[@mattbernabe]

At the Zoo, I've seen with my own eyes parents allowing their kids to stand on top of the guard rail and not telling them to get down. Whenever this happens, it's the idiot parents fault. You see the gorillas taking better care of the kid than the actual parents.

[@cascas9656]

Ah, because forcefully dragging a child around is so much better than not paying attention to it, I really don't blame the parents, it's not like you'd expect your kid to be able to get into one of the enclosures

[@justinvazquez9729]

@@cascas9656 it’s not like the gates were 8 feet tall, the mother probably wasn’t paying attention and the kid jumped in. It really depends on where she was at. If people were in her way and then the kid fell in, it not her fault, but if she just wasn’t paying attention, it’s on her.

[@again5162]

I actually see the opposite like parents constantly nagging their kids not to jump or climb garden walls

[@BuiltAdifferentbreed]

​@@cascas9656well in the case of a baby gorrilla dragging the baby wouldn'thurt it all that much gorrillas are rough on the young to toughen then up , which Harambe thought the boy was a baby ape, which that is why apes actully protect human babies its bc we resemble baby gorrilas at that stage, but he did hurt the boy he didn't mean too tho its a wild animal what do u expect, what made him drag the boy in the 1st place was probably all that yelling and the boys mother yelling

[@Jimraynor45]

The Zoo needs to do a better job of making sure their exhibits are secure. Kids are be gonna be kids and so stupid stuff. You can't always blame the parents.

[@priam9376]

"mommy loves you I'm right here" well it's easy to say NOW

[@lucasb9285]

Why u blaming the mother

[@priam9376]

@@lucasb9285 cause she didn’t watch her child properly

[@MereImitation]

@@lucasb9285 Any kid can be dumb enough to climb a fence and clumsy enough to fall in. NO parent of a kid that young should be negligent enough to let it actually happen.

[@2jjulian]

​@@MereImitation and that's why parents should watch over them. Don't be stupid

[@wtfisthis7795]

Harambe is dragging angels in heaven now rip

[@Joanne.xmarie]

Yeah I would be mad getting dragged so I hope he’s not doing that.

[@Zantar16]

lmfao wtf is this comment xD

[@sonicthekid249]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@johnwest1688]

They were right and shooting the gorilla the boy's life was in danger

[@badpisces.]

Zookeeper said he was using the boy as a display because he was getting agitated from the crowd. It's a warning.

[@joebrewer4529]

To clarify why he probably dragged him the way they did. Is because he would be used to dragging baby gorillas. Which are very tough. So in his mind he wouldn't be hurting the kid because he wouldn't have known any difference other than his experience with bad dragging a baby gorilla.

[@JonathanCline25]

I think Harambe just wanted to play with the little boy and protect him

[@gurragaming4888]

He tried but he got killed

[@Dev-In-Denver123]

Jonathan Cline and what makes you two think that exactly?

[@Jchavez9]

That was a 400 pounds gorilla, I'm sure it wasn't trying to hurt the kid or anything but it is still a wild and powerful animal, it's always a shame when animals have to pay for human's mistakes but this time I think was the right move

[@annabelldemelo4466]

Jonathan Cline yeah because he treated him like he would if he was his own thinking it was a gorilla

[@masonmierzwinski3509]

😢

[@DrOtter2.0]

The kid grew up to be mowgli

[@Nonames122]

Haha I'm dead🤣

[@Carlos-fv2xp]

The prequel of mowgli

[@valramos5059]

Mowgli was raised by a bear so I think you mean Tarzan

[@feelingza8460]

Nah Tarzan

[@Pilum1000]

the gorilla doesn't seem to be trying to "protect the child." rather, she played with him in a gorilla dominant manner and at any moment she could tear off the child’s head...

[@julesmpc1314]

mama loves you" ...but she did not educate the kid a minimum so the kid climbed himself into the enclosure...and did notice it!!! They should have shot the mother instead of the other primate.

[@Pilum1000]

but really, who should be shot here are the owners of the zoo who havn't created the technical impossibility of such a situation; these capitalists are the real culprits.

[@mintos9499]

@@julesmpc1314 lol you have said this comment many time xD don’t give me ideas

[@prashashi]

@@julesmpc1314 it would be murder

[@amyt5796]

I know your comments are old but there was a researcher who studied gorillas' behaviors and he believe that the cries of fear that came from the mom and the people on the ledge might have threatened Harambe to pull the kid quickly away to what he thought was the safer and quieter area of the exhibits. And that the whole entire time, Harambe was seen constantly holding the kid upward which had kept the child from drowning.

[@MrWhite00001]

Crazy how judgmental the comments are. Imagine that is your kid and you take your eyes off of him for 2 seconds and all of a sudden this horrible freak accident occurs. It’s not fair to demonize the mother over this. The same folks saying “watch your damn child” are the same ones judging a parent for putting a leash on their kids. It’s a sad situation from top to bottom but the mother deserves some grace here.

[@ethanbill9224]

No, she's a garbage mother.

[@SKX2k16]

Keeps saying "IM RIGHT HERE. MOMMY LOVES YOU". Yet she sounds like she don't care. And she should be ashamed of herself!

[@shrekishot2403]

The mom: **Mommy loves you** Me: **MOMmY LoVeS YoU**

[@alexc5830]

God her voice is so annoying “Mommy loves you” poor harambe I wonder how long it took her to find out her child was missing

[@kyekye3008]

Animals are so much nicer than humans! 😞

[@candicechavis5867]

Scary and sad. Innocent child and Innocent beautiful animal.

[@ellew4573]

Just a scary situation. Imagining if my child had fallen down there with a wild animal only to be dragged around and out of sight is unthinkable.

[@avasiegel1589]

ik and even if he was being playful or protective you cant not freak out its a huge strong animal

[@daleandrewgamer3829]

And when a gorilla's child falls, it gets captured by humans.

[@YoIsthatJuiceboxSupreme]

yes of course, a gorilla trips and instantaneously gets thrown into a cage

[@5iveb1]

I was at the zoo this dayyyy!!, when the baby fell in off rip the gorilla was curious!, he didn’t wanna hurt him, the gorilla doesn’t realize his strength.

[@julesmpc1314]

mama loves you" ...but she did not educate the kid a minimum so the kid climbed himself into the enclosure...and did notice it!!! They should have shot the mother instead of the other primate.

[@feministba]

Yes kids must be educated towards dangerous activities and animals

[@BearMetro]

Exactly why it could have accidentally killed the kid. All of you people are a bunch of idiots saying the gorilla shouldn't have been shot.

[@amyt5796]

I know your comments are old but there was a researcher who studied gorillas' behaviors and he believe that the cries of fear that came from the mom and the people on the ledge might have threatened Harambe to pull the kid quickly away to what he thought was the safer and quieter area of the exhibits. And that the whole entire time, Harambe was seen constantly holding the kid upward which had kept the child from drowning.

[@amyt5796]

I don't think it was right for Harambe to be shot like that. Whoever commanded the shot should be fired.

[@taylorthomas9059]

The mom is so calm. I feel like she pushed him in.

[@lucasb9285]

Get help

[@whiteviper1979]

She probably did!

[@willemdafuck]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jcryptogoldsilv2826]

A real mom would of went after her kid

[@ynicole5371]

This is not fair, u can tell that harambe meant no harm! U could tell when the vid first started he was covering him...not fair

[@visheshkumar7812]

It's not about what he meant....he was hurting the child....consider your child being in that situation...wouldn't you fucking kill that gorilla?

[@benedettolacorunyo1337]

@@visheshkumar7812 idiot comment of the world. Btw, according to your word, now i believe india is the HELL on earth.

[@visheshkumar7812]

@@benedettolacorunyo1337 I pity your shallow thinking...so if a 7-8 feet gorilla is dragging around your 2-3 year old child...you'll be like "aah, he's just playing and if my child dies its just bad luck but the gorilla shall never be harmed"

[@visheshkumar7812]

@@benedettolacorunyo1337 we can condemn the management authorities and the parents all we want but we live in a society where the life of a human is worth above all and if there was even a slight possibility that the kid could've died bcz of that gorilla it was the best possible solution to kill it given the scenario

[@visheshkumar7812]

@@benedettolacorunyo1337 and if you can't come up with any logical arguments then STFU and play with your 2.5 inch joke inside your pants in some dark corner...there can't be possibly anyone to love a full of shit person like you

[@amyt5796]

After reading about gorillas' behaviors. I think Harambe was trying to rush the little boy to what he thinks is the safer and quieter area of the zoo. Harambe wouldn't be dragging and rushing the little boy like that if there were fewer commotions. It wasn't all the mothers' fault. I blame the zoo people too. Whoever decided to shoot Harambe clearly didn't know much about gorillas. That person needs to be fired and be kept away from animals and the zoos.

[@SnowMexicann]

You do realise that the gorilla could accidentally kill the kid right? The zoo worker isnt expected to know every single animal behaviour ever, all they saw was that gorilla grabbed a child and ran at full speed possibly injuring and hurting the kid. Thats enough of a reason to shoot the animal. On top of that It was the mothers fault, she should be watching her kids.

[@atlvia8338]

He was just trying to save the child even tho this old

[@ur_local_equestrian_flickr2536]

His death was so sad. We could see he was gently handling the child

[@7s.14]

If you were in the mother's place would you say that the death of the Gozela is sad؟

[@7s.14]

Look at the looks of the child while he is in the fist of the gorilla, what heart do you have

[@Destiny-cf9ms]

@@7s.14 The thing is because of a stupid Human's mistake. An Innocent animal was shot dead.. R.I.P Harambe

[@sameepsingh4095]

Really? Gently? I also feel sad for his death i mean just who wouldn't Poor Gorilla was trying his/her best to handle the child from his/her perspective But still I don't think it was gentle

[@rahidamohamed4626]

GENTLE?! Lmaoo the baby was dragged

[@theitalianstallion973]

“Mommy loves you” wow your a good mother

[@ximena7051]

This was the last time Isaiah went to the zoo

[@planetmaker3472]

Gorillas are extremely unpredictable,who knows what could have happened.

[@amyt5796]

I know your comments are old but there was a researcher who studied gorillas' behaviors and he believe that the cries of fear that came from the mom and the people on the ledge might have threatened Harambe to pull the kid quickly away to what he thought was the safer and quieter area of the exhibits. And that the whole entire time, Harambe was seen constantly holding the kid upward which had kept the child from drowning. It's the zoo's fault for not understanding gorillas' body language. And the mothers for constantly screaming on the ledge.

[@sameepsingh4095]

@@amyt5796 well can't blame her it's probably not easy for a mother to stay calm when her baby is in hands of wild animal

[@septipliermarzipie6511]

the mom is like so calm "mommy is right here" Shoot ill be like SOMEONE GET MY CHILD ill going down ther myself BITCH YOU BETTER GIVE ME MY CHILD

[@squiddyjamzzz]

Exactly what I'm saying

[@WhytesFiles]

I came from mokey show and wanted to see the original clip and damn, i didn't expect this thing with a child!

[@e.dolphin5055]

It seemed like Harambe wanted to protect the boy I'm so upset they just went and shot him RIP Harambe

[@cesarmendieta7954]

really? i look like he could snap the kid spine's at any moment

[@PravinDahal]

@@cesarmendieta7954 They play with their kids like this, by dragging them around.

[@nevamore1984]

@@cesarmendieta7954 No human is worth more than a beautiful animal! WE are the monsters!

[@amyt5796]

@@PravinDahal No. what made you assume that?

[@jacksputrid]

You SEEM to know what a wild animal will do lmfao

[@seb.is.missing]

bruh the gorilla would've killed him again he second he fell in. he was trying to protect the kid in to first place. like he's acting like a gorilla would. it's an animal of course he's gonna do this wtf do u expect

[@coolthingzbruhh5252]

Read this a little wonky but good spirit

[@andrewhamilton155]

He loved the kid.

[@truebluesonic2787]

#JusticeForHarambe

[@khaotikrypt]

kid: gets dragged through water also kid: this is fine

[@Diavlow]

Roses are red. Harambe is in heaven. I just got killed by the legend 27

[@mintos9499]

The camera man has walls hacks he is seeing the kid and gorilla through the jungle.

[@kevinstubbsjr9851]

“Mommy loves you” but not enough to go in there and get him huh? RIP Harambe

[@squiddyjamzzz]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@BirdieBrietling]

And get kidnapped by a 300 stone gorilla?

[@squiddyjamzzz]

@@BirdieBrietling shouldn't matter what the risk is when it comes to ur children. Id fight a horde of gorillas and elephants for mine

[@추벨라]

this is pretty sad because the reasons these animals are in zoos is to protect their species and a women not watching her child properly ended with it being dead, it is the mothers fault but why isn’t the area closed up enough for it not to be possible for a small child to fall in?? edit: if you think they should of just tranquillised it instead of shooting it, it would of turned out bad because the effect doesn’t work straight away and it would of just made the gorilla go into rage, and that would end up with the little kid being ripped apart.

[@sh3ll285]

Nah bro you didn't play assassin creed

[@michellecamarena6805]

R.I.P Harambe

[@EhidNYAuaLisa]

Stupid..

[@onerboyepic]

@@EhidNYAuaLisa shush your mouth

[@THEDESCRIPTOR]

For him, He's just seeing him as an little one of his kind.

[@neondripple7871]

Yeah that’s racist

[@THEDESCRIPTOR]

@@neondripple7871 Say What you want BUT For him, He's just seeing him as an little one of his kind.

[@thecyka8191]

boi the harambe be dragging a child like. Toy

[@freddiereagan6705]

I am afraid of water i can feel the pain of child

[@shayZero]

As a parent, this situation is crazy. I wouldnt let my kid climb the rail for a goat and this shitty mother was okay for him to be climbing over a sheer drop in the Gorilla enclosure. Evey kid deserves parents, but not every parent deserves kids.

[@thatgaming-guythatgamer]

Bro was scared to see his greatest grandpa 💀

[@Joanne.xmarie]

The dragging was scary as hell.

[@Luvvsossza]

Rip to that gorilla man he knew the little boy was in danger

[@MrVegas-vm2kp]

Everyone screaming the GORILLA meant no harm, has NEVER worked with WILD animals... I have ( REALISTICALLY ) YOU have NO idea what he's going to do... ! Child was potentially in GRAVE danger... Actions suit the development ! Bill the parent for 1 SILVERBACK GORILLA ! PERIOD !

[@zebulonsatrap8020]

If that gorilla wanted to kill him he would have became aggresive the moment that child fell and killed him as a threat for trespassing in his domain. He didn't. He even stood before the child between the irate people and screams as some sort of protection, then dragged him away to a more peaceful area. They could have tranquilized Harambe successfully and saved both of them.

[@jamessteadman933]

This is a 450 pound gorilla who's dragging the child around like a ragdoll. If they delayed the situation any longer, the child could have easily died. Tranquilizers have a risk of making the animal temporarily aggressive, which is why they chose to kill him instead. Sad, but understandable given the circumstances.

[@JokahFACE]

LOL at the pajeet chattering in the background

[@Gamefileplays]

Why was the mom saying be calm it was a gorilla and he was like 4 years old or something

[@canadianzs]

'MOMMYS RIGHT HERE' .......

[@squiddyjamzzz]

Hilarious. That mother don't care about him

[@MarinusMakesStuff]

So sad this gorilla had to die because some people are too dumb to take care of their offspring.

[@adamstar7516]

What a mother lol

[@kobebryantmamba4200]

R.I.P HEROMBAE

[@AmiAki]

I was shocked the minuted he suddenly dragged the child but I ended up laughing the second time he did it, looked too funny. it's sad the gorilla died as it didn't look like it was gonna hurt the child at all but it had to be done, if that was my child, then yeah put the gorilla down. Although my child would never been put in that position.

[@zhanabatyrova]

Never say never. Shit might happen to any of us

[@timberocanimates4978]

Amina A unless your son tugged to hard on your hand and slipped and he fell in between the wide bars. Or I can see that if you never ever were to take your son to the zoo because STUFF LIkE DISS HAPPENS AND YOU CANT CONTROL IT 🤦‍♀️

[@hotpoc8472]

WHY DID YOU SHOOT HIM THAT IS HOW THEY GET THERE KIDS AROUND THEY DRAG

[@Cheeseballzzzz]

I know that pissede off

[@yaboidex4000]

@@Cheeseballzzzz no one cares

[@ronaldwietecha]

It was nice to see the ape and young Tarzan bonding.

[@stealthygaming4919]

I feel a bit confused whith this clip. On one hand it looks like Harambe was trying to protect the child from the other gorrilas because he was keeping the child close to him. He probally wasen't even trying to hurt the child by dragging him. He was probally just making sure the kid stayed near him at all times.

[@jackpriestly751]

Why am i laughing when he gets dragged?

[@squiddyjamzzz]

LoL Me too! And the "mommy loves you" part. Hilarious

[@brissylove4144]

I always had mixed emotions about this no he didnt deserve to die but he was in PROTECTION MODE...if anyone would've went in to get the child would've been murdered on spot...that was a big ass silver back alpha male gorilla a sleep dart wouldn't put him down in enough time very risky also...so they had no choice... And I love gorillas they are my spirit animals but in this case it was animal or child ... R.I.P BEAUTIFUL 💘

[@itsyaboigizz180]

I agree 100%👌🏼

[@Simsalabums123]

Should have let the child die instead

[@Fallenfairy68]

The other videos with different children are not Harambe. It's binti ju that carried the child to safety in 1996. And Jambo comforts a child in 1986.

[@averagejonathansmithenjoyer]

"HaRaMbE dID nOtHiNg wRoNg." 0:23, 1:03 Oh shit his leg at 0:23. Dayum bro, ok

[@kathywebb4942]

Mommies right here? Hell, Mommie would’ve been down there with them. Wtf you saying.

[@rgi44]

Mommy is right here WAIT I CAN'T SEE HER

[@salmahashi2765]

its so obvious, you dont need a psychologist to tell you he was just being instinctively protective, i understand that it is terrifying at the time that ur kid is in a zoo enclosure but its ur own fault. that lady shouldve been charged for negligence and child endangment

[@Jtb1122own]

The gorilla did a better job at protecting the kid than the mother did. And the gorilla had to be killed and the idiot mother continues on her life with no consequences, great world we live in.

[@Toaztyyy0]

This is why I don't go to zoos.

[@mirame7413]

if that innocent gorilla wanted to kill the child he would’ve killed him right away,bruh he was just protecting the child because your all screaming maybe he thought you attacking him And if the gorilla drags you like that it means he wants to play,but he doesn’t know he’s hurtin him that’s the sad part and I can’t blame people for that one

[@apesplanet3198]

That child is so brave

[@mewmew1640]

I don't think brave is the word.

[@messire4981]

He was just getting dragged around while screaming and shitting his pants. That is not what is known as « brave »

[@amyt5796]

The brave one is Harambe, not the child.

[@nolimitphoenix9251]

Brave?? I mean what else can u do in that situation lol. Bet the kid didn’t even understand what was happening

[@fightrrrrr]

@@messire4981 lolol

[@GiantDad56]

Im just dying right now he bein dragged along like a ragdoll

[@nicholasdavid8905]

atleast he's not get carried like kittens get carried by their mother.

[@willemdafuck]

Bro?

[@angelamarkunaite8962]

The animal only dragged him bc he don’t understand how fragile they are gorillas with there children drag them so it didn’t understand it could hurt the child also all the screaming was making her nervous so she tried to take child somewhere else be glad it wasn’t a alpha gorilla

[@ralphr5957]

mommy loves you ? yea aight

[@stephL69]

Take care of your kids cause of your negligence a gorilla died.

[@can_sir125]

By the way where is that kid right now?

[@julianadamico4702]

Why is the person filming this waving the camera around and then filming the logs, rocks, and trees instead of keeping the camera on the subject? you need Dramamine to watch this.. it's a wonder the little boy didn't drown and this will stay with him for the rest of his life and the mother's life.

[@PillarMangoe]

I dont believe it that mother kept a eye on her son 😮😮😮

[@saudicomedyhomevideosksa8504]

*Kid, I don't have much time but Joe Mama is*

[@Sapxol]

I honestly think he was trying to save the kid from the people -

[@ughitsjaylon]

save him from what, it looks like he just dragging him around..

[@messire4981]

Well getting dragged around on the ground by a 7 foot tall pile of muscles isn’t exactly healthy for a small child

[@xoxodn-hq9hb]

Poor Kid!

[@sanidhyasuresh5288]

Violent baby's day out vibes

[@nectarineuroticism]

Stepping aside the discourse, I just remembered thjs randomly today. And that poor kid might have a battle against PTSD because of this. FALLING, first of all, then having a bunch of adults scream from above when you're next to something you've probably only seen once in your life/never up close, getting pulled under the water, jerked and thrashed around. THEN having a shot go over your head, killing the animal behind you? I hope that boy is being taken care of now.... by literally anyone who can properly care for him.

[@kaithesamurai5943]

A beautiful , caring and loving animal was killed because some dumbasses , weren’t watching their child 😡

[@DVNOKAAT]

My class and my teacher were reading the one and only Ivan and in the book they were talking about jambo and how he protected the boy that fell into his cage and I said “That’s like Harambe!” And my teacher replies with “Yeah but Harambe was hurting the boy”

[@StrUpSavage]

Im a couple years out of highschool but tbh 90% of my teachers were over the top liberals. Its a hive mind and they try to get every student to buy in and follow it.

[@catscratchfever9815]

0:24 YEET

[@julianadamico4702]

Why is the person filming this waving the camera around and then filming the logs, rocks, and trees instead of keeping the camera on the subject? you need Dramamine to watch this

[@cascas9656]

Half of the comments here are completely brain dead, you can see that the Gorilla has no idea how fragile the kid is, you aren't a horrible parent for not paying attention to your child in a Zoo, hate would be more justified if it was near a road, train, petting Zoo, etc., but not in this case (Also nearly every parent has a moment, where they lose attention for some thirty seconds. With the speed Harambe is pushing and then pulling the child through shallow water, its definitely not safe, have you ever considered that pulling a little kid with nose in water could, idk, choke it? , also, there aren't any other Gorillas in that enclosure.

[@glennhalljr7746]

Mommy right here mommy should be in there with him

[@jeganka]

Shame on people.

[@arkyshi1027]

WHY WASNT THE GUARDS THERE SO SEE THIS STRAIGHT AWAY!?

[@andrewfucci461]

This was so selfish by the human kind

[@rsvlogs6083]

I thought the gorilla would save him not drag him that’s sooo sad

[@CevioEvion]

I put an elphant ear plant in my mouth when i was 6 at this zoo and i cringe now about it

[@deek6948]

Why the parents out of parental love didn't jump and save their kid. I can't believe they killed the poor gorilla for no mistake of it. Careless and idiotic parents.

[@zamasuawaken1908]

everyone crying in the comments about the mother (but the whole fking issue here is that a child thats probably not even 1 meter tall managed to enter a godamn silverback gorilla enclosure)

[@Anyoutlaw]

Because the mom wasn’t watching him

[@SewingMink160]

The mom wasn't watching him

[@shutdown8947]

The kid was white with blonde hair 6 years ago!

[@joeyjoseph8837]

WTF man, that's how I remember it too! It's like how in the "Evan Longoria's Catch saves Reporter's Life!" video the reporter is now black instead of white and blonde. Something really strange is going on.

[@arxiity5502]

lil boy go skrrrrrrrrrrrrrr