Granby Zoo warns visitors about contact with Japanese macaque after isolated incident
- Posted on August 6, 2026
- By The Toronto Star
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Following an unexpected encounter between a visitor and a Japanese macaque at Granby Zoo on August 4th, zoo authorities have implemented preventative measures and guidance for guests. The incident highlights the importance of maintaining safe distances from wildlife exhibits and adhering to facility protocols. Zoo officials are actively communicating with recent visitors to address health concerns and reinforce animal safety regulations. This proactive approach underscores the zoo's commitment to protecting both animal welfare and visitor security during zoo visits.
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