Andrew Oberle Chimp Attack

• JOHANNESBURG - We would like all to know that Andrew [Oberle] is recovering to those who sent their wishes for Oberle and to the medical staff who treated him. It is truly a miracle that he survived this brutal attack. On Monday.
(Citizen.co.za)
• Andrew Oberle, 26, who is in a critical they thought he trespassed on their territory. Chimp Eden director Eugene Cussons shot and injured one of the chimpanzees while trying to break up the attack.
(News.com.au)
• This time, though, the attack was at his own Jane Goodall Institute Chimpanzee Eden in eastern South Africa Cussonss team quickly evacuated the dozen tourists to whom Andrew F.
(Philadelphia Daily News)
• "(He wanted to) study them and teach other people about chimp behavior and the right employees were able to stop the attack.
(newsvine.com)
• This time, though, the attack was at his own Jane Goodall Institute Chimpanzee Eden in South Africa Cussonss team quickly evacuated the dozen tourists to whom Andrew F.
(Greenfield Daily Reporter)
• "We would like all to know that Andrew (Oberle) is recovering that he survived this brutal attack." On Monday. it was reported that the chimps would not be euthanised.
(Independent Online)
• Carl Oberle of suburban St. Louis says his 26-year-old nephew, Andrew Oberle pulled him under a fence. The attack happened while he was giving a lecture at the Jane Goodall Institute Chimpanzee Eden.
(FOX2now.com)
• JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — An American student remains in hospital after being attacked by chimpanzees at Jane Goodalls Chimpanzee Eden sanctuary in South Africa, in what paramedics described as a frenzied assault. Andrew F.
(GlobalPost)
• JOHANNESBURG (AP) - An American researcher mauled by chimpanzees in South Africa has been identified as a graduate student in Texas studying anthropology. Andrew Oberle was in critical condition Friday after undergoing surgery near Johannesburg.
(KSDK)
• (ABC NEWS) -- The mauling of Texas graduate student Andrew Oberle by two chimpanzees at the Jane Goodall Institute Chimpanzee Eden in South Africa Thursday was a reminder that in strength, size might not matter.
(WHAS 11)