Baby Harambe

Harambe the Gorilla Died 7 Years Ago

Zoo explains why it killed gorilla

Gorilla born at Smithsonian’s National Zoo

Observing gorillas can be endlessly fascinating. 🤭 🤔 🙂 Gorilla movements are often accompanied by a series of vocalizations and behaviors. One such behavior is when a gorilla holds onto another gorilla's back while walking on two legs. This friendly act is often accompanied by appeasement - or friendly - vocalizations. Check out this incredible video of female Mukecuru holding onto silverback Dushishoze! 📹 Video: J.P. Samedi Mucyo | Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund

What Can We Learn From Filming Gorilla Behavior?

Understanding Gorilla Behavior: The Importance of Respect and Caution Gorillas, as highly intelligent and social animals, require a certain level of respect when interacting with them, whether in the wild or in captivity. One important aspect of this respect is the way humans engage with them visually. Direct eye contact can be perceived as a threat or challenge in gorilla behavior, potentially leading to defensive or aggressive reactions. To ensure safety and promote a positive environment, it