A gorilla living at the Calgary Zoo died after an accident with one of her enclosure's hydraulic doors, officials confirmed. According to a press release from the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo ...

The Calgary Zoo, which launched the conservation organization the Wilder Institute in 2021, cares for over 4,000 animals, including 6 other western lowland gorillas. Ad Feedback Subscribe ...

A formal investigation was launched after the young gorilla named Eyare died at the zoo in Calgary, Alberta, Canada on Nov. 12, according to a news release issued by the zoo.

The Calgary Zoo, which launched the conservation organization the Wilder Institute in 2021, cares for over 4,000 animals, including 6 other western lowland gorillas. The-CNN-Wire ...

The Calgary Zoo rebutted the assertion it has a higher rate of animal deaths compared to other zoos, noting it adheres to operational standards and has upheld accreditation by the Association of ...

A 2-year-old gorilla died of traumatic injuries last week at the Calgary Zoo in Alberta after being struck by a hydraulic door that a staff member mistakenly activated, according to the zoo.

Officials at the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo say Eyare died after a staff member accidentally closed the wrong door causing serious head injuries to the primate. (Nov. 20, 2024) The Canadian Press ...

The Wilder Institute Calgary Zoo is sharing details of its investigation into the death of a two-year-old lowland gorilla. Meghan Cobb has more on the findings, and why some think it’s not enough.

A beloved gorilla at a Canadian zoo died after an accident involving one of her enclosure’s doors that was caused by a “human error,” zoo officials said.

The death of a 2-year-old female western lowland gorilla named Eyare at the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo has been ruled an accident caused by human error, the zoo announced on Wednesday.

CALGARY, ALBERTA (CTV Network) — The Calgary Zoo says its two-year-old western lowland gorilla named Eyare died after being hit by a hydraulic door at the rear of the exhibit.

The gorilla died of traumatic head injuries, according to the statement. “This tragedy has struck us all in the deepest way imaginable,” Colleen Baird, Calgary Zoo’s director of animal care ...