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‘Cherry tomatoes and beets’: World’s oldest captive gorilla celebrates 69th birthday at Berlin Zoo

Fatou, the world’s oldest captive gorilla, celebrated her 69th birthday at the Berlin Zoo with a special, sugar-free meal. Arriving in 1959, she is a western lowland gorilla whose exact birth date is unknown but officially celebrated on April 13. Despite her age and health challenges, Fatou remains friendly with her keepers.

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