Haramb Case Summary

On Saturday, May 28, 2016, Harambe a very rare silverback gorilla was shot and killed at Cincinnati Zoo. A three year old boy climbed through the railings, at his own risk, and down a fifteen foot drop into Harambe’s secluded enclosure. The gorilla was then seen picking up the boy and dragging him into the water. The boy suffered injuries but mainly from the fall. The question that has been taking over the internet and news stations, should the gorilla have been shot and killed to get the young child out of there to safety?

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“There is no flag large enough to cover the shame of killing innocent people.” Someone, well, some animal, that represents this quote is Harambe. Harambe is a hero. Is a gorilla who lives in a zoo. On a warm May afternoon, he was shot. On that morning in the beautiful Cincinnati Zoo a terrible series of events happened. A young three-year-old child, while being unsupervised by a parent, plummeted several feet into Harambe’s moat. Dian Fossey stated, “Gorillas were hardly ever violent. For the most part they were peaceful.” So Harambe wouldn’t have hurt the child, he treated it like his own. Some people still ask why didn’t they use a tranquillizer dart? They stated that they didn’t because they said Harambe would have killed the child. But that isn’t true. Sadly, they killed Harambe. Harambe is a hero because he heard the child screaming and sprang into action. He treated the child like his own and kept him safe. Like any hero, he risked his life. Although he is a gorilla he didn’t even think about his action which is what heros do. They act first but think sensible. Which means that a hero doesn’t do something crazy on the spot but they’ll do what is best for everybody on the spot. They are fast thinkers which people wouldn’t associate with gorillas. But if Harambe was a person he would be happy he dies knowing he did the right thing by protecting the child. If you had the bullet, would you choose to shoot Harambe, the child, or the child’s ignorant parents? “While you are

The staff members thought he was trying to attack the little boy. He was born May 27, 1999. He was a 440 lb male silverback gorilla ("Killing of Harambe"). In 2014 he was transferred to Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden to learn adult gorilla behavior. Witnesses saw the little boy fall, but don't know exactly how it happened. Staff members motioned the 3 gorillas in the habitat (2 females and Harambe) to go back inside until everything was back to normal, the females did but Harambe stayed outside figuring out a way to get the little boy out of the habitat moat. For over 10 minutes he was increasingly "agitated and disoriented" by screams of onlookers ("Killing of Harambe"). After a bit he got him out of the moat and climbed up the moat ladder. Workers shot him with one single shot. Firefighters later said that the little boy was between Harambe's legs when he got shot ("Killing of Harambe"). "We are not amused by the memes, petitions, and signs about Harambe." -Cincinnati Zoo

The expansion of civilization and advancement in technology has always been seen as betterment to the populations of the world. With this advancement we are finding that many more animal habitats are being threatened and often times destroyed, leading to the decline and in most severe cases the extinction of species. Among the World Wildlife Foundation’s endangered species list there are sixteen critically endangered species, three of those sixteen are gorillas. I will be addressing the condition of the Mountain Gorilla, a species that was predicted to “…be extinct by the end of the twentieth century” (WWF), but through a struggle for survival and with the intervention of man is expanding in population. I will be discussing the human factors that are causing the possible extinction of this species, future preventative steps that can be taken to protect these animals, and the importance of the protection of this species, as well as the importance of the protection of all primate species.

Some people noticed that the parents of the boy that was ‘attacked’ by Harambe were black. Some think that the awful responses that the family of Isiah Dickerson received had to do with the parent’s race. “Following the recent tragedy of a 2-year-old white boy being killed by an alligator in Florida, the popular Facebook page “Love Life of an Asian Guy” has written a viral post contrasting the public’s empathy for these white parents with the unbridled rage that was leveled at the black parents of the toddler who fell into a Cincinnati gorilla enclosure.” (Wellman). After being ridiculed and judged for not ‘keeping an eye’ on her child, Michelle Gregg, mother of Isiah Dickerson, had many tweets indirectly made about her. @Guccitent on Twitter said “They should execute the parents and the baby #justiceforharambe”. In direct contrast to the hashtag that trended worldwide about the death of Harambe, an abundance of tweets and other social media posts supporting the family of Lane Graves were made. Sabrina (@lovelycoannnn) tweeted “The more I think about it the more my heart goes out to the family who's son got dragged away by an alligator.” Obviously, the reactions of the people following the incidents were in dire contrast with each

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Gorillas are very peaceful and large animals. An average female gorilla is 5’10” 300 pounds. An average male is 6 foot and about 400 pounds. A lot of people think gorillas are monkeys, but they aren’t. There are only about 300 gorillas left in the world.

My initial reaction once I heard about Koko, a gorilla that was being taught communication skills by a researcher, I was a little defensive. I am a strong believer that animals should not be kept in captivity, but rather, should be able to experience wildlife like they are intended to. However, as I began to see Koko as a baby and the bond that she had built with Patty Patterson, my outlook began to change. It was so adorable to see how Koko took to Patterson and not only participated in her activities, but seemed to enjoy them. The researchers treated Koko with respect and Koko did not seem to mind their company. I like how Patty discussed that they would celebrate Koko’s upcoming birthday and provide her with presents and a cake, something

The gorilla, fighting after the manner of its kind, struck terrific blows with its open hand, and tore the flesh at the boy’s throat and chest with its mighty tusks.” – Burroughs, p. 42

Dian helped us connect even more to the foreign primates by focusing on the different habits of mother, baby, and adolescent gorillas. Giving each gorilla a name, Fossey helped us almost humanize the animals through her vivid descriptions of their personality and behavior. She showed us that gorilla mothers protect, care for, and discipline their infants. Gorilla babies develop much the same ways humans do; acquiring skills as they age. Adolescents can be just as curious as they are mischievous. Fossey's work helps replace the image of the gorilla as a ferocious animal into one that is kind, gentle, and more human-like that we had never known.