BAKERSFIELD, California (AP) -- A couple's plans for a birthday party for their former pet chimpanzee turned tragic when two other chimps at an animal sanctuary escaped from their cage and attacked. The man was critically injured with massive wounds to his face, body and limbs, and the attacking animals were shot dead.
St. James Davis had severe facial injuries and would require extensive surgery in an attempt to reattach his nose, Dr. Maureen Martin of Kern Medical Center told KGET-TV of Bakersfield. His testicles and a foot also were severed, Kern County Sheriff's Cmdr. Hal Chealander told The Bakersfield Californian
OMG !! I don't guess I realized a chimp could do that much damage in that short a time. Goes to show you, wild animals are wild animals, NEVER think they aren't
OMG !! I don't guess I realized a chimp could do that much damage in that short a time. Goes to show you, wild animals are wild animals, NEVER think they aren't
Unless you happen to be feeding a croc with your month old baby in your arms.[8D]
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Note to self: bring riot gun to party this weekend.
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OMG !! I don't guess I realized a chimp could do that much damage in that short a time. Goes to show you, wild animals are wild animals, NEVER think they aren't
Unless you happen to be feeding a croc with your month old baby in your arms.[8D]
Data, it's a good thing you're not Stealthycat. this would have been quite the burn for him!
this aint no monkey business
