Strangest harassment story. Ever.

Talk about animal attraction. (Sorry, couldn’t help myself.)
Two San Francisco women who were caretakers for a gorilla have sued their employer, claiming they were fired for “refusing to show the animal their breasts.” Um, what?
The lawsuit says the president of the Gorilla Foundation, Francine Patterson, sought to have the women bond with the gorilla by performing “bizarre sexual acts with Koko.”
“Through sign language, as interpreted by Patterson, Koko ‘demanded’ plaintiffs remove their clothing and show Koko their breasts,” the lawsuit said.
“Patterson pressured plaintiffs to perform such acts, regularly and consistently, and on at least one occasion, outdoors where others could see,” the lawsuit added.
Weirdest. Thing. Ever.