Condo is a gorilla prodigy, San
Francisco. And on this one,
he's got San Francisco,
don't eat San Francisco, the AP every
sportswriter in Dallas that year.
Then he took an early retirement.
He's four and a half now.
And 95 pound bundle of joy
kind of was raised by humans.
His mother died when he was a baby.
So this is probably his idea of clowning
around with dad.
I have a five year old and seven year old
that play exactly the same way he does.
They jump on your back and want to play
piggyback. Whole thing tolerable now,
maybe, but full grown QandA will weigh
nearly four times more than he does now,
and he's already knocking people off
their feet.
Keepers are convinced QandA thinks he's
human. They don't know quite how to
convince him otherwise.
I'm a human, so I can't teach him how to
be a gorilla. Another gorilla will have
to teach him to be a gorilla.
So tomorrow, QandA heads off to Gorilla
School at the zoo in Colorado Springs.
With any luck, the four gorillas there
will teach him what keepers here could
not how to really monkey
around.
Diane Jacobs, Channel 5 News tonight, Dallas.