The Toronto Zoo is reportedly advising visitors to stop showing gorillas videos and photos on their smartphones
after claiming their use can be"upsetting and affect their relationships and behavior within their family," CP24 reported.
The outlet reported that the zoo has not observed any significant behavioral changes. But the zoo noted one of its gorillas' interest in smartphone photos and videos and doesn't want it to go too far. "We don't really want our guests coming and showing them videos. We would rather have them see them do gorilla things," Hollie Ross, behavioral husbandry supervisor at the zoo, told CP24."Nassir, in particular, was really interested in seeing different videos. I think, mostly, he was seeing videos of other animals. But, I think what is really important is that he's able to just hang out with his brother and be a gorilla.
"We are growing increasingly concerned that too much of his time is taken looking through people's photos," Stephen Ross, director of the zoo's Lester E. Fisher Center for the Study and Conservation of Apes, told Newsweek."We really prefer that he spend much more time with his troop mates learning to be a gorilla."
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