Drone delivers food to chimpanzee cut off by Florida flooding
Staff at a Florida chimpanzee sanctuary used a drone to deliver food to Kaleb, 38, after flooding made roads impassable.
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Flooding in Florida has left a chimpanzee cut off from access, prompting sanctuary staff to use a drone to deliver food to him.
Kaleb, a 38-year-old chimpanzee, was stranded when floodwaters made roads impassable at the sanctuary, which provides lifelong care for animals formerly used in research laboratories, the pet trade and entertainment.
The non-profit facility said flooding damaged roads, buildings and equipment, but staff continued to monitor and care for the animals.
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