Days later, the world is still processing the death of a 400 pound gorilla.
Zoo officials shot Harambe after a young boy fell into the gorilla's exhibit at the Cincinnati Zoo over the weekend.
The entire raw video of the tragic incident has been posted on YouTube.
It's been shared more than 3 million times. Videos posted on social media show the animal drag the boy through the moat before disappearing from view.
Watch the video in its entirety below (MOBILE USERS: click here to view).
The boy climbed through the barrier around the gorilla enclosure, then fell 12 feet into the moat surrounding the exhibit.
Hundreds of thousands have signed an online petition in response to the death of Harambe the gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo.
The petition, which calls Harambe’s death a “sad incident,” is asking for the boy’s parents to be “held accountable for the lack of supervision and negligence that caused Harambe to lose his life.”
Animal rights activists have been protesting the Cincinnati Zoo’s decision to shoot and kill the 17-year-old gorilla.
Famed Columbus zookeeper Jack Hanna says he agrees “1,000 percent” with the zoo’s decision.
WARNING: some viewers may find the footage disturbing.
