Introduction: In the summer of 1996, the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago became the stage for a heartwarming and extraordinary display of compassion within the animal kingdom. An unidentified 8-year-old boy slipped into the gorilla enclosure, facing potential danger from the territorial inhabitants. What unfolded next not only captivated the hearts of onlookers but also shed light on the remarkable maternal instincts of one particular gorilla named Binti Jua. The Incident: As the young boy fell into the enclosure, breaking his hand and suffering a deep laceration to his face from the 20-ft drop, seven gorillas surrounded him. Gorillas, known for their territorial nature and protective instincts, posed a potential threat to the child. However, amid the tension, Binti Jua, meaning "daughter of sunshine," emerged as a beacon of compassion. Maternal Instincts at Play: Binti Jua, who had her own infant gorilla on her back, approached the injured boy. In a remarkable display ...
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