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Someone bid nearly $100,000 on eBay after a Burbank man posted a Cheeto that bears a striking resemblance to slain gorilla Harambe.The seller, who asked Eyewitness News not to reveal his identity, lives in Burbank and works in Beverly Hills as a filmmaker.The man said he found the Harambe-shaped cheese snack in a bag of Flamin' Hot Cheetos while at work.He noticed the Cheeto and his co-worker said, "Hey! That looks like Harambe!"Bidding began at $11.99 on Jan. 28 and ended early Tuesday morning with a winning bid of $99,900.The seller told Eyewitness News that if the winning bidder were to back out, eBay would go with the second highest bidder.Harambe, a 17-year-old silverback, was shot and killed by employees at the Cincinnati Zoo after a young boy fell into a gorilla enclosure in May of 2016. Video captured the toddler screaming as he came face-to-face with the gorilla.Harambe was caught on camera dragging the child through the enclosure before zookeepers shot the 450-pound gorilla.Witnesses said the gorilla appeared to be protecting the child, while animal experts said Harambe was acting "erratically" and pointed out he was "six times stronger than a man."Following his death, Harambe became a social media phenomenon as a meme. Support for Harambe was so strong that the zoo deleted its Twitter account.Despite the backlash, zoo officials said they "would make the same decision" over again to shoot Harambe