Drone delivers food to chimpanzees at shelter stranded by floods in Florida, US
A chimpanzee sanctuary in Fort Pierce, Florida has been flooded. Officials used a drone to deliver food to Caleb, a 38-year-old chimpanzee who was stranded due to a road closure.
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A chimpanzee sanctuary in Fort Pierce, Florida has been flooded.
Officials used a drone to deliver food to Caleb, a 38-year-old chimpanzee who was stranded due to a road closure.
This nonprofit facility rescues and cares for lifelong chimpanzees that were once used in research institutions, the pet trade, and the entertainment industry.
The recent floods damaged not only the roads but also the facility's buildings and equipment, but the chimpanzees are safe and being cared for.
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