Animals
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Congo Gorilla Sully Turns Out to Be Female, Giving Birth 3 Years After Joining Columbus Zoo
A gorilla from Congo named Sully was recently revealed to be a female when she gave a surprise birth, three years after moving into Columbus Zoo. Read more here.
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