>Kimani, a six-year-old western lowland gorilla at the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo, is suffering from a very serious form of pediatric liver cancer, the zoo said in a letter to donors Monday. >The cancer is affecting the gorilla's entire liver and has spread to her lungs and the support tissue for her heart, esophagus and blood vessels. >The zoo says it is working closely with both human and veterinary liver and cancer specialists to determine possible treatments. >"Kimani remains in serious to critical condition, and our focus right now is to allow her to stabilize," the letter reads. >"Although we are searching for all possible advice and options, the cancer is so far advanced that palliative care may be our only option." >cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/gorilla-kimani-calgary-zoo-cancer-1.6479712
I would argue that normies have noticed. Nobody is getting the shot and 98% of people are out there living their lives.
Elijah Long
>>Nobody is getting the shot and 98% of people are out there living their lives. >be normie >finally figure out was injected with slow kill poison >go on with life like nothing is wrong I fucking hate NPC's.
The same reason parents will fake birthdays in order to get their own children who are still under 5 years old vaccinated. They are fucking insane.
Carter Rogers
It needs to be emphasized how insanely rare it is for gorillas to get cancer
Cooper Hall
>It needs to be emphasized how insanely rare it is for gorillas to get cancer I really do wonder what goes through the minds of these so called "scientists" and veterinarians and all that when they see these stories. It's like reality is slapping them in the face and they still turn a blind eye to it.
Jose Jones
>cancer developping in two months it's another episode of 'Any Forums fails biology' I suppose
Wyatt Martinez
How much does a Gorilla cost? Surely somebody is responsible for this loss. I hope they pay for it.
Easton Thomas
At least they finally got around to animal testing.
Vaccinating the animals was an idiotic mistake. I bet those gorillas are only exposed to a handful of the same people year round. The risk of transmission to them is practically zero.
Wyatt Johnson
i remember they were talking about vaccinating like 50 million wild wolves in the east last year lol
