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He Didn't Give up on the 'Gibon's, He Followed Them to Izmir.

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Four gibbons, brought to the Izmir Natural Life Park after the closure of a private zoo in Kocaeli, have remained inseparable from Tuğçe Nur Bostancı, who has been caring for them for years. To maintain her bond with the animals, Bostancı moved from Kocaeli to Izmir and started working at the park.
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After the four gibbons she had been caring for for years were taken to Izmir, Tuğçe Nur Bostancı also moved from Kocaeli to Izmir so as not to be separated from the animals.

Tuğçe Nur Bostancı, the caretaker who didn't want to part with the gibbons brought to İzmir after the closure of the private zoo in Darıca, has moved to İzmir. (October 3, 2026, Sputnik Türkiye)

Four gibbons, brought to the Izmir Natural Life Park after the closure of a private zoo in Kocaeli, have remained inseparable from Tuğçe Nur Bostancı, who has been caring for them for years. To maintain her bond with the animals, Bostancı moved from Kocaeli to Izmir and started working at the park.

·Beyoğlu, Türkiye
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Tuğçe Nur Bostancı, the caretaker of the four gibbons that were brought to the İzmir Natural Life Park after the private zoo in Darıca, Kocaeli, closed, moved to İzmir to avoid being separated from them. Bostancı stated that the gibbons have adapted to their new environment and now sing every morning.

When the private zoo in Darıca closed, four primates whose paths led them to İzmir remained inseparable from Tuğçe Nur Bostancı, who had been caring for them for years. Saying, "I couldn't just watch them go and wave goodbye," Bostancı followed her beloved animals to İzmir 🚆

When the private zoo in Darıca closed, four primates whose paths led them to İzmir remained inseparable from Tuğçe Nur Bostancı, who had cared for them for years. "I couldn't just watch them go and wave goodbye," said Bostancı, who followed her beloved animals to İzmir. Now, every morning at the Natural Life Park, she listens to their songs rising once again.

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Karar Gazetesi broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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