Kolmårdens Djurpark afliver girafungen Jumba

Kolmårdens Djurpark måtte i begyndelsen af juni aflive sin tre måneder gamle girafunge Jumba efter et kompliceret benbrud.

Jumba blev født den 22. februar og blev hurtigt en publikumsfavorit. Han fik sit navn gennem en afstemning på TV4, hvor Jumba vandt over alternativerne Jupiter og Jedi.

Ungen pådrog sig skaden, mens han løb og legede i parken. En dyrlæge undersøgte ham, men bruddet blev vurderet som umuligt at behandle.

Dyrepasserne i Kolmården har givet udtryk for deres sorg over tabet, men fokuserer nu på at tage sig af Jumbas mor, Jilin.

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