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"Gorilla Trails in Paradise": Carl Akeley, Mary Bradley, and the American Search for the Missing Link
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In 1881, Ward's Natural Science Bulletin published the anonymously authored poem "The Missing Link." Referencing decades-long debates over the relationship of man to ape, and the spiritual, intellectual, and moral capacities of apes, chimpanzees, and orangutans (Desmond 45, 141, 289), the poem recounts the following tale of a simian king ordered by his council to find a bride. When pressed by his "lords of state" to "mate," as the time arose for him to perform his royal duties, the simian reg...
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"Gorilla Trails in Paradise": Carl Akeley, Mary Bradley, and the American Search for the Missing Link
The Journal of American Culture
; ... occasion, Mary Bradley joined her husband in the hunt. Upon hearing their guide refer to the prints as "big, big," she called the news "stirring" and set out to follow the tracks. Bradley wrote: "We followed with a feeling of tremendous exhilaration. It was the ...
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Honey, I Blew Up the Gorilla.
American Journalism Review
; ... music business' own 600-pound gorilla. *** Los Angeles' Daily News *** `[T]here's always concern about the 700-pound gorilla, which ... Courant *** Compiled from searches of Lexis-Nexis' entire U.S. news database. The metaphorical gorilla of choice, by a heavy margin ...
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The Cinema as Taxidermy: Carl Akeley and the Preservative Obsession
Framework
; ... war. After the war ended, newsreel companies like Path and Fox Movietone were quick to adopt the Akeley camera to film their "news weeklies." Such momentous events as Man O' War's final race, the Dempsey-Carpentier fight, and the 1925 Shenandoah dirigible ...
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Gorilla war: Town split over mascot
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
; WEIPPE, Idaho (AP) - It's a big issue in this small town: Should Weippe bring back the gorilla? Members of the City Council recently split on whether to repaint the gorilla caricature that for decades had been on the side of the 76-foot-tall water tank in the town. It was the council's first
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Fla. Jury Tries to Unravel Monkeyshines // Zoo Chief Charged in Smuggling of Fake Gorilla
Chicago Sun-Times
; MIAMI The federal courthouse here has been the scene of many a bizarre case, but few compare with the trial of a Mexican zoo director charged with smuggling a gorilla that actually was a federal agent dressed in a monkey suit. The critical moment in the sting operation came when the director
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THE MEN IN THE GORILLA SUITS
The Boston Globe
; "GORILLA, MANIAC Murderer, Terrorizes Suburb." No, that's not a headline ripped from tabloid coverage of Little Joe's mad dash from the Franklin Park Zoo late last month. It's a headline from a 1939 movie called "The Gorilla," which an outfit called Channel Zero recently showed at the Coolidge
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Miami Jury Hears Wild Testimony in Case of the Undercover Gorilla
The Washington Post
; The federal courthouse here has been the scene of many a bizarre case, but few compare with the trial of a Mexican zoo director charged with smuggling a gorilla who was actually a federal agent dressed in a monkey suit. The critical moment in the sting operation came when the director allegedly
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Moms in the mist Primate keepers at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo are mothering a baby gorilla
Rocky Mountain News
; Inside the makeshift nursery at the zoo, a woman dressed in blue hospital scrubs looked down at the wrinkly, hairy baby on her lap. Outside the thick glass of the Primate World exhibit, a visitor pointed at the zookeeper, and the tiny endangered Western Lowland Gorilla. "She sleeps in there with
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2 teens taunted gorilla, zoo says.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; Byline: Mary McKee and Eva-Marie Ayala DALLAS _ A zoo visitor saw two teen-age boys throwing rocks or ice at Jabari the gorilla shortly before he escaped from his exhibit Thursday and attacked three people at the Dallas Zoo, officials said. Mammal curator Ken Kaemmerer said the man told zoo
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2 teens taunted gorilla, zoo says.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram (Fort Worth, TX)
; Byline: Mary McKee and Eva-Marie Ayala DALLAS _ A zoo visitor saw two teen-age boys throwing rocks or ice at Jabari the gorilla shortly before he escaped from his exhibit Thursday and attacked three people at the Dallas Zoo, officials said. Mammal curator Ken Kaemmerer said the man told zoo
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