Good night, Gorilla!

The tired minister of the zoo makes a nightly bypass, wishing good night to all its inhabitants: gorilla, giraffe, elephant, lion and other animals. The usual road, not particularly looking around (deep night and he really wants to sleep!), The minister comes to his house, dresses in pajamas, fits into bed, where his wife is already sleeping. And he does not notice that the gorilla even on the first turn of the book pulled a bunch of keys in him and quietly sneaks after, opening all the cells along the way. And now all the inhabitants of the zoo are at home at the minister and settled for the night. “Good night, dear,” the wife says without opening his eye to the minister. And in response he hears as many as seven "good nights" sonorous and muffled, growling and hissing!
The tired servant instantly fell asleep, and his wife leads the animals back into his cages. But where is the gorilla? ..
Paggi Ratman painted the story of "Good Night,