Friday, March 29, 2013
Spring Break Unruliness - Chimps a Constant Target
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The barrier thing greatly upsets me. The zoo is ignorant and just a target for another lawsuit. The chimps have been disrespected a long time. They are older and any commotion could cause a health issue for any one of them. Cobby only throws things when thing get out of hand. He is a very precious guy who only wants to sit in the sun and watch the "nice" people go by. Ignorant hillbillies and unruly kids that have parents that don't "parent" ohh ohh aww aww when they actually are the ones that should be on display. the signs again show how the zoo doesnt want to "offend" visitors by not putting the signs right out in the open where they should be. Well, to hell with the jackasses that continue to makes noises and act up in front of the chimps and other animals. These arent even people who are members or will ever come back. They are merely those that came on free day, or got a gift from someone, or this is a vacation and it's the first and last time they will visit. Get tough SF ZOO!!! stand your ground and protect the magnificent animals that are housed there.
ReplyDelete@Lee- Thank you for your comment. I agree with everything you said. Sadly the Zoo Management doesn't put value in these incidents and certainly doesn't take our word for it. Bottome line is they have no empathy for the Animals and certain ones like the Chimps mean little to them or they would bend over backwards as the saying goes, to do what it takes to protect them.
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