Zoo officials say the employee sustained a “partial amputation” and is receiving medical treatment. They are currently listed as stable. No other staff members or bonobos were involved or injured.

(This story has been updated to correct the degree of the employee's amputation.) A Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden employee was injured Friday after being bitten by a bonobo, officials said.

Zoo officials said the employee sustained a partial amputation of their thumb and was receiving medical treatment. No other staff members or bonobos were involved or injured. The zoo said it is ...

The pedestrian struck in the crash was transported, suffering a partial amputation as a result of the crash. The pedestrian is in stable condition according to police. The cause of the crash ...

While administering, one of the bonobos is accused of causing the member to have a “partial amputation” sustained to their thumb. According to the zoo, the incident happened behind the scenes.