Seek justice for the inquisitive 4-year old and his reasonably careful parents who never thought their child could end up in a gorilla exhibit. The Cincinnati Zoo should have had barriers in place that would prevent a child from falling in and causing their prized exhibit, Harambe, to be placed in a position where he had to be killed. Make your reasonable voice heard in contrast to the 400k childless or delusional signers of the other petition, who allow hindsight to rule their reasoning. Any parent--even the most hovering types--know there are times when they take their eyes off their children for a moment. 99.99% of the time parents have a sense of what their child is doing, and will be doing, for the brief moment they avert their eyes. Parents are most often right, but they are not. Nonetheless, parents have a sense of the degree of risk attributable to their distraction and would never knowingly place their child's life in danger. What parent could ever imagine that a well-established gorilla exhibit over 30 years old would be so easily entered by a 4-year old? Show these knuckleheads that their unreasonable reaction and misplaced blame for this tragedy is further traumatizing a family that has suffered greatly.