Heather works at the local zoo. She feeds and cleans the cages of the various species of monkey on exhibition. One day, Heather received a telephone call from John, the exhibits supervisor, who instructed her to report to the exotic bird building to substitute for another employee who was ill. Heather had never worked with these birds before and was unfamiliar with their habits, although she received feeding and watering instructions from John. As she was cleaning one of the walk-in cages, the toucan escaped. It attacked a child visiting the zoo that day. It landed on the back of her neck, scratching and biting at her ears. The scratches required stitches. For purposes of this hypothetical, assume that the zoo is a private, independently run company and will not fall under any government protections. If you were the parent of the child, please discuss who you would sue and under what tort theories. Please make sure to include a full discussion of each tort and each party you may sue.