July 27, 2024

A woman was banned from entering the zoo after having an affair with a chimpanzee for four years

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A woman was banned from entering the zoo after having an affair with a chimpanzee for four years
A woman was banned from entering the zoo after having an affair with a chimpanzee for four years
A woman reported that she developed a condition with chimpanzeesé  Photo: Getty Images

A woman said she developed the condition with a chimpanzee – Image: Getty Images

  • Adie Timmermans has been banned from entering the Antwerp Zoo in Belgium

  • The woman explained that she had been in a “relationship” with chimpanzee Cheetah for the past four years

  • But the “relationship” was hurting the animal

A woman was denied entry to a zoo in Belgium. The reason: I developed a relationship with a chimpanzee that lives locally.

Adi Timmermans said he had a “relationship” with the animal at the Antwerp Zoo and declared all his love for the cheetah.

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“I love this animal, and he loves me. I don’t have anything else. Why would they want to take this from me?” he asked, according to People magazine. “We’re having an affair, I’ll just say that.”

The cheetah lived in the zoo for 30 years. For the past four years, it has been visited weekly by Timmermans. The two were constantly seen waving and waving kisses at each other.

Chita is ignored by other chimpanzees (Alejandro Martinez Velez/Europe Press via Getty Images)

Chita is ignored by other chimpanzees (Alejandro Martinez Velez/Europe Press via Getty Images)

Chimpanzees are “ignored” by other animals

According to zoo officials, the “cause” was harming Chita’s relationship with other chimpanzees, who ignored the animal and excluded it from the group.

“He (Cheta) ends up alone outside visiting hours,” a zoo spokesperson explained. “An animal that is so focused on people is not respected by its peers. We want the Chita to be as chimpanzee as possible.”

Despite the clarification, Timmermans complained about the decision to ban it and considered the zoo’s management to be “unfair”. “Dozens of other visitors can connect. So why not me?”

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