1995 Animal Births: 1995 Racehorse Births, Travis, Endal, Sunline, River Thames Whale, Real Quiet, Favorite Trick, Best Mate, Golden Missi

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 24. Chapters: 1995 racehorse births, Travis, Endal, Sunline, River Thames whale, Real Quiet, Favorite Trick, Best Mate, Golden Missile, Scarlett, Soaring Softly, Royal Anthem, Victory Gallop, Coronado's Quest, Cat Mandu, Dream Well, Almutawakel, Manistique, Horse Chestnut, Grand Slam, Gidde Palema, Megan and Morag, Vertigineux, Mr. Winkle, Cincinnati Freedom, Artax, Quiet Resolve, Banshee Breeze, El Condor Pasa, So Casual, Silic, Baracouda, High-Rise, Karasi, Archers Bay, Tugela, Eddie McLendon, Sorceror, Time Limit, Nationalore, Grozny, Old Trieste, Spanish Fern, License Fee, Secret Firm, Chester House, Altibr, Danetime. Excerpt: Travis (1995 - February 16, 2009) was a male chimpanzee who appeared in American television shows and commercials. In February 2009, Travis suddenly and viciously attacked Charla Nash, a friend of his owner. During the attack, Travis grievously mauled Nash, blinding her while severing her nose, ears, both hands and severely lacerating her face. He was subsequently shot on the arrival of the police after trying to attack an officer. As an animal actor, Travis had appeared in several television commercials, including spots for Coca-Cola and Old Navy. He had also appeared on The Maury Povich Show, The Man Show, and appeared in a television pilot that featured Sheryl Crow and Michael Moore. Travis was born near Festus, Missouri, at Mike and Connie Braun Casey's compound, currently named the Missouri Chimpanzee Sanctuary. In a separate incident, Travis' mother Suzy was shot and killed following an escape in 2001. He was adopted by Sandra and Jerome Herold when he was three days old. They raised Travis at their home at Rock Rimmon Road in the North Stamford section of Stamford, Connecticut. Travis was the Herolds' constant companion, and would often accompany them to work and when they went shopping in town. ...