New gorilla at Audubon Zoo may stay indoors for a little bit

In this undated photo Tumani, a western lowland gorilla, is pictured at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs, Colo. The 10-year-old gorilla will be moving to New Orleans’ Audubon Zoo, where zookeepers hope she will attract a male. The International Union for Conservation of Nature says a few hundred-thousand western lowland gorillas may exist in the wild, but they’re critically endangered because poaching, disease and habitat loss have reduced their numbers more than 80 percent over three generations. (Cheyenne Mountain Zoo via AP)

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