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Toronto Zoo's teen gorilla finally kicks smartphone video obsession | National Post

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A teenage gorilla residing at the Toronto Zoo has successfully broken free from his fascination with visitors’ smartphones and once again embraced his natural behaviours, according to staff who manage the animals. A sign posted at the bachelor enclosure where Nassir lives with his older brother, Sadiki, urges visitors not to show the gorillas any videos or photos from their phones “as some content can be upsetting and affect their relationships and behaviour within their family.” Enjoy the latest local, national and international news. Enjoy the latest local, national and international news. Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience. Don't have an account? Create Account Nassir was the only gorilla among the seven at the zoo who displayed a worrying interest in smartphones, the zoo said. Visitors who attempted to capture photos or videos often found Nassir curious and peeking over their devices. “As far as the other gorillas, I’m not sure if that was ever a

Nassir at the Toronto Zoo. Photo by Toronto Zoo Article content A teenage gorilla residing at the Toronto Zoo has successfully broken free from his fascination with visitors’ smartphones and once again embraced his natural behaviours, according to staff who manage the animals. Sign In or Create an Account Email Address Continue or View more offers Article content A sign posted at the bachelor enclosure where Nassir lives with his older brother, Sadiki, urges visitors not to show the gorillas any videos or photos from their phones “as some content can be upsetting and affect their relationships

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