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45kg chocolate gorilla arrives at Bristol Zoo to be put on display
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A one-metre tall, glittering gold chocolate sculpture of one of Bristol Zoo’s most-loved gorillas, has been unveiled to visitors.
Alfred, who arrived at the zoo in 1930 and now remains as a taxidermy feature at Bristol Museum, has been reimagined in chocolate for the Bristol 650 celebrations, which recognise the city’s inspiring history.
Local chocolatier, Zara’s Chocolates, brought the creation to life using Fairtrade chocolate, and the final piece weighs over 45kg.
"This chocolate sculpture of him not only showcases our work in Equatorial Guinea, where we protect western lowland gorillas in the wild, it also points to the future", says CEO of Bristol Zoological Society, Justin Morris.
Chocolate Alfred will remain on display until October.
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Alfred, who arrived at the zoo in 1930 and now remains as a taxidermy feature at Bristol Museum, has been reimagined in chocolate for the Bristol 650 celebrations, which recognise the city’s inspiring history.
Local chocolatier, Zara’s Chocolates, brought the creation to life using Fairtrade chocolate, and the final piece weighs over 45kg.
"This chocolate sculpture of him not only showcases our work in Equatorial Guinea, where we protect western lowland gorillas in the wild, it also points to the future", says CEO of Bristol Zoological Society, Justin Morris.
Chocolate Alfred will remain on display until October.
About The Independent:
Making Change Happen. The Independent is the world’s most free-thinking newsbrand, providing global news, commentary and analysis for the independently-minded.
Connect with The Independent:
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