Gorilla Documentary - Gorillas: 98.6% Human | Explore Films
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- A gorilla experience like no other, Explore founder Charlie Annenberg travels to Rwanda to bring us up close to these gentle creatures. Through breathtaking footage of gorillas and the mystical mountains they call home - and guidance from Craig Sholley of African Wildlife Foundation - Charlie learns about efforts to preserve gorillas while feeling the adrenaline rush of a close encounter.
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Imagine a gorilla entering your home and observing you during your daily routines. I would get irritated, but these gorilla's remain calm.
Just don't touch the bananas
A hulking behemoth or human watching you. Hm. Feel like it makes sense we would get more annoyed 🤦♂️
@@jordanhall6921
It would be like, "Hey! Don't drag those knuckles on my carpet!"
@Billy Shears with a history of gorrillas sneaking in at night and killing you in you sleep, would you feel the same?
@Billy Shears no it will read
"Billy was brutally raped by a gorilla but luckily Billy survived and lived a very long life riddled with ptsd, insomnia and many failed suicide attempts and died a slow and miserable death from Colon cancer that formed in the scar tissue inside of the anal cavity from the brutal attack "
You best hope I'm not like nostradamus and what u wrote was actually a premonition
11:46 “hun, the albinos are watching us again”
“Just ignore them babe”
the biggest big Mac ever
Actually all great apes are pink white naked of fur.
I got a Greek uncle like that lol.
39 with 4 top pops , thanksgiving? Lol
🤣🤣🤣 “the albinos”
theres also a black man among them.
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Gorillas are such kind and intelligent beings, they are not aggressive if not provoked. They symbolize a family and the power of the nature. They are our distant cousins and we should protect them, but also respect their privacy.
If they and humans have almost the same 100% genes, then I wonder what happens when human and gorilla have sex. What would the baby be like physically and intelligently?
Chimps are intelligent and they are violent by nature it's just how it is .
I would trust a big silverback gorilla over a chimpanzee.
Bahahahaha 😆 🤣 😆 crazy! You ever see two gorillas fight?
Dogs share 84% of their DNA with humans.... Are they our cousins too?
I absolutely love the calm, measured, self-assured look in the silverbacks eyes. He knows that if the need arises he can handle whatever comes his way, which makes him so chill..
They're like wtf is wrong with these animals. Could you imagine some sketchy looking creature following you around and watching you?
Ahhahah
@YouMake MeReal
How do you know that they think this?
@@mutalix animals know their place in the chain of things. It doesn't mean that they are any less, but things couldn't tick along without that understanding. A Cheetah wouldn't try and take on a lion, for example. It's instinct
@@mutalix and we wouldn't try to fight a grizzly bear!
Isn’t that what dogs do
I hope that this amazing animal never ever goes extinct what a shame it would .
Robert Ocasio yes and some many more 😵😤
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Robert Ocasio what are you talking about theres millions in the us
@@letmecatchmyson1173 so you're saying that you are an animal is that what you mean?
@@robzone9822 we are by definition, animals
When the camera focuses on their eyes you can absolutely see yourself in them. They’re so amazing
Speak for yourself. I sure dont
I see an wild animal not a human being....
Speak for yourself my friend.
Bullshit. There is no white, therefor no human in those soulless eyes. When I see their eyes all i think of is how much of LOVE to put a hot slug between them.
If you see yourself in them, then you look like them. :)
I can see why gorilla poaching is so widespread. Look at them--they're so peaceful, calm, whole familes with a huge silverbacks & tiny babies tolerating humans right next to them. They're strong enough to kill us with their bare hands, but the most they tend to do is look at this group with curiosity. They're gentle creatures, & poachers take advantage of that fact. It's amazing that they let us witness them so close; they deserve our respect!
The love for animals and music save me from depression
Eat more raw animal products. Your gut bacteria is probably off...
It's nature, you're natural, so it's no big wonder. The voice of Man is like no other living thing. Wide range of sounds...
Get a dog ! Seriously. I could write here very long and detailed lecture but, if you know what I mean and understood why I said to get a dog then you will know without any hesitation ...… just think and when you got what I said ...…. just write back in months time …. thanks then I know you got it ! Stay poz ….. !
If you want to be saved from depression and every other evil, seek for yourself the truth about Jesus Christ. I was depressed too and in a really bad way. You'll have to read the bible for yourself to see what it is really about because most modern 'Christianity' is thoroughly corrupted and heretical. True Christianity is beautiful.
Do heroin it’s helped me greatly
Man this guy is bananas about gorillas. He’s clearly following his passion in life.
He has me ready to go a journey.
You can see the passion in his eyes and the way he talks about the gorillas
To become a gorilla!
I see what tou did there .. ‘bananas’ 🤣
I love them too! There aren’t very many of the mountain girls left in the Virunga National Park in Rwanda. I know there are park rangers that are sworn to give their lives to protect these gorillas from poachers. I honestly would love that job. They also take care of the baby orphans in an gorilla orphanage. They are better than humans. Maybe we shouldn’t have gotten the extra 2.4% that separate us from them of dna so we could be more like them. They are beautiful, intelligent, peaceful and emotional creatures. That deserve so much better from humans. I will go see them in my future. It’s on my bucket list.
Africa is really a beautiful place I pray that one day Africans can truly gain control of its country resources and independence.
They truly are such amazing animals. And we can learn so much from them.
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Learn from them or they learn from us?
@@mark72141 There is no us. You are one of them
Banana
I love how incredibly mellow they are when there are no problems going on and there is enough food for everyone. I saw a video of a whole group chilling and napping after a good meal and I just thought, that looks like paradise. Chilling with your whole family all the time, nothing to worry about in the world except finding food. And other animals but as far as I know gorillas don't get fcked with too much but I could be wrong
The mother gorilla holding her baby had me in shock. She looks just like a human mother holding her baby.!!!
The way she rocked and cradled her baby was incredible.
@G G stfu and gfy
@@paparansen takes talent to curse someone out without words or sentences 🤣😂
@@geezee8710 :D
And she was rocking also. Wow. Very surprised to see that.
"Their eyesight is very similar to yours"
Me: so not that good
Lol.....thats what i said. Two corneal transplants for me.
LovoluNxGen I think he means they can see colors like we can because most animals are color blind
@@makhtar6029 i can only imagine what other animals might see if they can see more colours than us
They be mad as hell. Lol. I aint too blind but blind enough just to wear it while driving. But it is getting worst.
😂 😂
The greatest utility of this platform through my experience, is having access to these 1st person documentaries that reveal the wonder of our planet. It only helps to strengthen our efforts to bring our international community together for a cause that will ensure the best possible outcome and commitment that one could hope to achieve for our endangered species. Thank you for your efforts and for showing us your experiences with these amazing gorillas!
Much more gorillas, gorilla sounds, gorilla action and much less people = better video
Why does he remind me of the professor in Tarzan?
Cause he’s a poser
The gorillas in the wild are so healthy looking compared to all the gorillas I see in captivity.
these gorillas are not the ones you see in captivity. These gorillas are mountain gorillas and non are in captivity because they cannot survive in it. All the gorillas you see it zoos are lowland gorillas.
They’re different species. Mountain gorillas (The ones in this video) are bigger, and a lot hairier. Lowland gorillas on the other hand are smaller and have a more round face.
They eat organic
And they are probably stressed out in zoo’s. Idk about gorillas but many animals lose patches of hair when stressed for long periods.
So true I saw a silver back in the Houston zoo earlier this month...he seemed so depressed in a glass box eating old lettuce he was facing away from everyone probably tired of being looked at all day
the last gorillas look who grew up definitely recognized the man...❤
I love that he explained as much as he could, what he thought there actions ment. That makes it even more fascinating. Thank u:))
The chest beating sounds so crazy
haha no kidding. Each thump is a knockout blow for me. lol
pop pop pop!!! sounds like when you pull up a suction cup dart from the floor 😂
Hes a savage silver beast ive never seen such savage silver beasts
chest beating isn't what you ad everyone heard on Tarzan. Apes have chests with far more volume and laryngeal air sacs that allow them to make and alter the sounds. Watch Finding Bigfoot- those idiots beating trees with sticks isn't the knocking noise. In my 30+ years of researching Relict Hominids no credible reports of them dragging sticks around are seen...but Gorilla's can knock anytime, anyplace.
Powerful!
The gorillas are like: ok everybody the big hairless apes came back to learn from us. Make sure everyone's on best behavior. Also well have few demonstrations. You 2 start a lil argument so I can show them how to handle that. You in the back show of a bit and make sure you show how to get food. Ok guys its important we teach our distant cousins how to live properly otherwise they'll go extinct
brilliant
Yes but where is the preacher about harambe
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Lmaoo
Cuuuuute! 🦍 🌱 🌎 ❤️🏃🏼♂️
You guys are doing amazing work studying our distant relatives. I think we have alot to learn from them
What a majestic creatures. Gorillas truly are unique animals.
In gorilla society: "we found your nose print all over the crime scene"
I could watch these beautiful majestic creatures all day long. They are so fascinating and enjoyable to watch. Something special about observing other intelligent animals interact with each other with the same kinds of emotions humans do. Their gentle and peaceful nature, and capacity for empathy, compassion, love, and playfulness fills me with joy. They are surely less aggressive than some humans are, and have twice the heart.
Are you sure they weren't created by man? Evolution doesn't exist. It's fake to bring you farther from God. That's my opinion.
Conscious Robot yes 😌that me ♥️♥️
CaliLove gr8 b8
CaliLove I agree 100%. Darwinism is part of the mind control and definitely a tool used to hide the true origins of humanity.
h i Typical comment from someone who has never thought for themselves.
Last time I was at a zoo (Los Angeles, 2008) there was a massive silver back leaning up on the windows of the exhibit, I was able to stand mere feet away and look into his eyes, and it like nothing else I've experienced. It did not feel like I was looking into the eyes of an animal. There was so much more there and I could feel it, I could just sense it. It was definitely a simple but profound moment. I'll never forget it as long as I live.
Edit: 9:03 I'm not surprised he mentioned this very thing.
Too bad they have him locked up in a zoo
thank you for the documentary about camera men, with a tiny smattering of footage of gorillas put in as well
I cant understand how they keep theese great animals in zoos so depressing
We lock people in cages for possessing a harmless plant
So people wont kill them....
@Jamie Nelson any research done on animals kept on zoos gives biased results. Any animal locked up in cage shows obvious signs of stress and psychological disorders. Researches know that very well. Don't confuse conservation parks with zoos. They are totally different things.
@Jamie Nelson You should piss off.. without Humans on this planet, there would be still so many animal species, but human's destroy everything on this planet.. First we destroy animals, then we destroy our forest's, we fill our water source's with plastic junk, and then we finally fire these Nuke misiles over all world.
alright lets leave them all out in the wild so they get poached LOL
I can see aliens observing me.
Me: Inside the pantry looking for some grub.
Aliens: See he entered a closet area where they store most of their food. The interesting thing here is that this is all non-perishable good, while they keep perishable goods inside a box that cools down the food. Genius. You see him looking back and forth between the cereal and oreo's, he is trying to decide what he wants to eat next. Don't get the wrong picture, just because you see no meat here doesn't mean they are not meat eaters, they probably will cook us up and eat us given the chance.
😂😂😂😂
Legend lol
this cracked me up. thanks! 🤣🤣🤣
Why did i read that in Werner Herzogs voice ?
Exactly in the documentary way
This just blew my mind how amazing they are and this is great video and I’m watching it on a 50 inch so it’s like I’m there and they look so unique and amazing! thank you for creating this and sharing it for us to watch on TH-cam. Can you imagine living in your own world and never see any part of the world and just be happy living in the trees, knowing nothing of stress or any danger just worried about your little colony or tribe.
its 2020 and we are nearing 1,100 mountain gorilla's hell yeah!!!!
It says 880 on Google
@@udontknowmyname8714 You've got your facts wrong it's at least 1,000.
I'm just glad its on the increase!!!!!
Wouldn't masks help while visiting their turf? Just a thought?
How's they're population doing in 2022?
Any word on 2022 numbers?
I simply adore gorillas. It would be a dream come true to watch them in the wild as you did. I'd cry a lot. They're just magnificent.
Yes my friend you can see these mountain gorillas in Uganda at a cheap price ( $700) is the cost of the permit, and i can help you and we prepaire this trip to see mountain gorillas.
You cry real loud and you are dead..
@@garyD-sp7rkoh hush up you Nincompoop. get out of here with your radical cult buffoonery.
@@garyD-sp7rkThere's no proof
When I saw the mother locking into the eyes of her baby, I feal tears in my eyes...Gorillas are so amazing and beautiful...i really love them !
Oh, that mother and baby looking into each other's eyes like that, just melted me into a puddle. How lovely! She was jiggling her wee baby with the same love and movements we all automatically do. I've found myself doing it with dolls!
I am fascinated with primatology, and I think that out of all of the primates, gorillas are my favorites, with the close second being the bonobo. Gorillas are relatively peaceful, and their eyes and expressions are so human. What lovely, wonderful creatures they are.
I feel the same way. Bonobos are gentle and the females possess authority, unlike chimps that can be very aggressive to one another to the point of murder.
Out of all apes chips are the closest to us behaviorally. Including their love of meat. Theyre really interesting to observe.
I believe that each archaic humans (Neandertals, Denisovans & Homo-Sapiens) have its primate counterpart. Neatherdals is more likely the Gorilla, Denisovans are the Orangutans and most certainly the maniacal Homo-Sapiens/us were the Chimpanzees.
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my favorite is orangutans, i love them with all my heart😭💖
The "funeral" he described of the Silverback was touching....And arent we also like that with dead? Some people die and are immediately forgotten and others the whole world joins together to mourn their passing...
sadly we are
It was! There’s another documentary that shows two brothers who lost their dad and they were mourning by beating their chest and trying to groom him. It was very sad
@@Lostinmyhead23 Do you know the documentary name I think I remember watching that
@@ethandiddens2193 th-cam.com/video/BSX0M1qorIM/w-d-xo.html here’s the link to the video. I think there’s a longer documentary and this may be the clip
@@Lostinmyhead23 Thank you
That gorilla specialist is the greatest! He absolutely loves his job! It’s pretty awesome!
Beautiful video! Thank you so much for sharing ❤️
18:17... That baby's hair is more neatly combed, shiny and cared for than mines...omg...I love them.
yes, I saw that too. More like hair than fur.
@@pep590 exactly my thoughts
Hair and fur are exactly the same thing, just different words.
That echoing popping sound when he beats his chest is neat
13:19 The whole forest creaks and breaks with this guy's every movement, even as he briskly jogs along the ground. And yet they're big sweethearts.
Sad state of humanity these days, that a being related to us is more human than us!!! Hope we never loose them as a source of check in to sanity and true love!
all africans, please value your amazing nature and animals, protect them at all costs. african nature and animals, thats your Treasure you need to protect!
They’re too busy selling the rights to everything they know to China sorry :(
@@TwinTurboOnly i know. China is owning them
We're not the ones poaching our own animals my guy, the rest of the world is.
@@cudi313 help by African guys
@@anacampos5220 men below the poverty line trying to make ends meet and feed their families
Ive always been fascinated with silverbacks, its great to hear their numbers are on the rise!!!!!!
You should marry one
didnt the guy at the beginning say they were BLACKBACKS? i didnt watch the whole thing so what am i missing
@@jussayinmipeece1069 I think the young males are called "black backs" because their backs haven't turned silver yet.
@@KazakDax ok, sort of funny though. Guess i am now a "shine head " then.🤣
@IanMoone I don't smoke but I am looking for an older Honda interstate 1300
i enjoyed your video full.. every second.. thanks for delivering it... from india
Love seeing these beautiful creatures in their habitats not in concrete sightseeing spectacles
RIP Dian Fossey. She gave everything for her love of the gorilla
Rip 👈nonsense 🦉
Even her head 😢
The chest beating sounds so strange. It’s like when you put your hand on a cup or something, sounds very suction-y not what you’d expect it to sound like at all
Pop pop pop pop!
@King Charles I'd say it's only "sounds" intimidating because we know what it's coming from. I know if I was walking down a street at night and heard this sound (without knowing what it was from) I'd be confused, but not intimidated.
This was excellent. Thanks!
Absolutely outstanding!!! Thank you everyone!!
18:15 this moment when the mother and the baby are staring into each other's eyes must've been one of my favourite parts, if not my favourite altogether. I myself am very close to my mother and seeing this reminded me of my bond with her. It is truly mesmerising, the relationship between a mother and her child.
I've not known that between my mom and I. Value it if u got it. She was cold. Is cold.
I am so sorry for your inherent lost of a Mother’s love. Every child deserves the love of their mother and the natural bonding that occurs in the Mother/Child union. I pray life has been good to you regardless.
You're eyes looked into your mother's face. Franklin's Tower Robert Hunter.. Yes that was moving praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️
And she is rocking her baby gently
Wow... it’s amazing that they can just walk around the gorillas and the gorillas don’t even care one bit, they just do whatever they usually do...
Never treat a Hollywood movie as a nature documentary.....
It's rather curious indeed that apes exhibit this nonchalant behaviors. Even the smaller types. Go to a zoo and see how they ignore you to death.
Chimps would tear you apart
@@WilbertLek What are you talking about? Are you implying this is fake? Scientists study gorillas for a long time now and we know they don't just attack humans.
@@Thesngianno he's saying Hollywood makes them out to be killing beasts, when in reality they're cool as a cucumber
Such a beautiful documentary 💕 Thank you.
Have you ever met the quiet person who doesn’t bother anyone but everyone knows they are very capable of defending themselves? Yeah. That reminds me of these Gorillas.
I am so envious. I would have loved to meet these magnificent animals. It won't happen in my lifetime so videos like this are very important to me. Thank you so much for posting.
Holy shit go to a fucking zoo.
Chalupa batman to see these captivated ? Nah
@@b52goats I don't think he wants to see them in a enclosed small zoo, he's probably talking about seeing their group in a natural habitat
@cloudykai it's a joke pussies
Julian Starbuck one guy simply states he wants to see animals and an asshole makes a retarded statement, they’re not pussies you and that guy are just ignorant
Imagine trying to do a documentary on tigers and trying to get this close with them. It’d never go down this smooth lol
😂😂😂
Felines and primates are different mammals. Gorillas are so similar to humans that they see us as just a unique type of ape.
And beautiful they are, I love the music,the songs too!!!!
I swear gorillas crack me up, I lost it when the one male did a chest beat and the way it sounded 😂
I find it so crazy how they allow humans to chills near them even though they're soooo powerful hierarchy based.
Yeah, their ferocity is just being exaggerated, gorillas are just really peaceful creatures unless they feel threatened.
@@iceman1287 yeahh I get what you mean
Umm humans are their fellow primate so they have no issue with us hairless apes
@@qjtvaddict bro 😂
The guy at 13:40 looks petrified then a few seconds later you see him hiding behind a tree.
that guy is in the wrong line of business lol
Pretty sure he’s more comfortable in the area than the people “documenting”, he wasn’t hiding behind the tree looks like he stepped back to lean on it
Lol is just look like he was told to get out the scene
Theyre just Incredible animals.. Who would think something so fearsome would be so peaceful. Even after all h poaching that took place in the past. Thank goodness these magnificent creatures are being able to thrive now. Hopefully their numbers continue to grow
Yay!!! The Umubano Family!!! Charles is the Silverback.
17:17 the love on this mans face is incredible, you know he'd die in an instant for these animals.
If a Silverback charges towards me beating its chest I think I'd piss myself.
ok pussy
Nomad it's best to non aggressively stand ur ground! Then assess ur situation keeping ur exit options open!
There's no record I can find of a wild gorilla ever killing or seriously injuring a human.
But given that a silverback weighs in at ~400 lbs and could at least _potentially_ tear you apart like tissue paper... yeah, I'd have to change my drawers too.
Nomad Black AS YOU SHOULD
Elias 7 u would be the one to piss the most BIG BOY
I would give my life for these beautiful amazing Gorillas
There's no telling what kinds of videos in my recommended I'll end up watching in their entirety.
They look so powerful and beautiful at the same time.
The whole “they share 99% DNA with us” is even more impressive when you learn that bananas only share 50% DNA with us.
It is far more human than animal in a way. I've met people with far less matching dna than a banana.
Bananas ONLY share 50% DNA with us? I’ve heard that before, but I would have thought it was much lower.
@@stevenkoski416 we share like 70% of our dna with trees.
My God, what magnificent beings. Impossible to understand their persecution. So grateful to know they are being protected now.
The guy from hangover really can do anything. Much respect
I wish I could get that swole from eating leaves.
U can, broccoli brother
@@dmimz8593 yeah they also like climb mountains all day for those leaves 😂
And eating ur own fiber rich shit bombs
@@dmimz8593 Broccoli is Fake
the pick out the leaves with the highest protein so they can maintain their gains
Wonderful place, fantastic families. So endearing. I'm so happy for what your lifes work, or your guides work anyway has preserved. Thankyou for this.
I am concerned why your not wearing masks???? Those gorillas can't tolerate human disease. Protect them More!!!!
We have to do all we can, there's only 700 some left in existence? Holy crap.
omg mama with her baby, just absolutely fascinated with baby.... so sweet. so loving. wish all human parents were like that.
Is it just me that want to go smoke a blunt with them, then eat a fruit salad or something.
Fuck yesssss! This comment is mad underrated.
This needs more likes here I'll help you
@Edward Oliver you ok?
marijuana is super strongly overrated
Then they rip you apart for puffing your stinking ass smoke on them
Respect for this creature
get out there and fuk witha gorilla yo
Their primates primate 🤡
Thank you so much for this. Shared on @OpenMediaOne Telegram channel.
What an amazing documentary, of an absolutely beautiful animal.
Is it just me or does Charles remind anyone else of Will Farrel in Land of the Lost.
definitely
And the man in the mustache looks like the old guy from tarzan
I was there in 89.
Wonderfull trip.actualy the best of my long life.
James Torline how do u go on these trips
Leo I would like to know as well.
@@mrwoody1413 Save some money, visit a travel agent, they will make all necessary arrangements for a small fee. A good one can put you anywhere in the world.
@@mrwoody1413 .... You just go to the fucking place. Idiots
@@kuro_okami8861 you shut the fuck up dumbass you never went so u don't know either
Thank You for Sharing ..your Passion 🌿🌱🌿
This is one of my favorite videos ever
I so loved how Charlie explains the mother holding the baby with so much love
@mj. rock Animals actually do feel love, and many animales are not just instinct-driven
@mj. rock and what is love?
@mj. rock ok, cool. But what is love exactly?
@mj. rock That's a really ignorant statement, animals can love, there's scientific studies about it. Many species even have personalities, if instincts completely ruled their behavior every animal of a species would act the exact same as other of the same specie, for example, there wouldn't be aggressive or calm dogs, because they have the same instincts. You're just really ignorant.
@mj. rock What does that have to do with anything? But I have a little question for you, so here it goes:
There's a lot of bad and suffering in the world, so, if God is omnipotent, and there's still bad and suffering in the world, that's means he's not that good, and if God is good but there's still a lot of bad and suffering in the world, that's means he's not omnipotent.
What is your reply to that?
Yeah my cat follows me around everywhere and makes a documentary about me, which will run on cat channel.
I’m becoming convinced that animals are better in every way than humans. These wonderful videos make me weep for the way we (or some) are destroying their habitat and consequently these amazing creatures. Orangutans have it so bad, too. Thank heavens for those who care and bring us these great videos. Thank you.
I loved this Documentary. Thank you. (It should be shown in every school, in every country, in every city and in every town. It is very informative and beautifully filmed.
The Gorillas are beautiful. Good work everyone.
I've 22 minutes to go through comments section while listening to the documentary... 😀😀
Why read stupid comments when you could be looking at these beautiful creatures?
@@theobserver9131 I highly doubt that you have not "read" any "stupid comments" yourself.. 😆
@@mr.almost4564 I certainly have, (obviously) but I watched the video first.
Old man they are ugly though
@@angelhighlight5154 Eye of the beholder I guess. I think they're awesome looking, and the babies are adorable.
Makes me wonder what you think is beautiful.
This is an amazing documentary. In the end, he said that he rediscovered his own humanity through the gorillas. They are such wonderful animals.
Simplly heautiful beings. Really incredible. It must be unreal to just sit with them.
This is a fantastic documentary. I do love gorillas and admire them for their gentleness and their closeness to each other as a family group. Thank you for this vid. More power to you!
The gorillas remain so positive despite their high levels of homelessness and unemployment. We can truly learn a great deal from these furry bastards.
There is a gorilla documentary with a guy that raised a gorilla since it was young. Eventually they had to release it back into the wild. Sometime later he went out and found the gorilla again. The gorilla recognized hi and they spent some time together.
So nice to see them in the wild like that, they absolutely are healthier looking than gorillas kept in captivity, their coats, skin, their weight, just look healthier ,which is a good thing 💯🥰🦍
Magnificent and beautiful.
I think the first time I realised how loving and gentle gorillas were, was a moment when a mother was holding her newborn to her chest and the infant was getting fussy, wriggling in her arms, and the mother began to pat her baby on the back and rock it. It brought tears to my eyes.
♥️
Lovely, precious moment! 🤗🦍💝
There are funny videos of silverbacks playing with the kids and it’s so funny and exactly how a human father would act.
Gorillas are so gentle and peaceful, chimps on the other hand? Only other species besides humans to wage organized war on other animals.
Indeed. Some wild chimp groups can be extremely violent & some will travel & kill neighbouring troops.
The Bonobo are the more peaceful. I still love all primates. Some frighten me, though. Gorillas are my favourite. I see more of the gentler side of human behaviour in them.
@@suzc862 Bonobo’s settle arguments not with violence, but with sex 😂. Unlike chimps where the males dominate the females, the bonobos have females in charge and they solve conflicts through sex😆. It’s amazing how we see glimpses of ourselves in them.
18:24 I love that he's so amazed by the mom gorilla, while the expert is like "man, I wish we had In-N-Out around these places"
a seriously beautiful documentary 👏🏼
One of the MOST Amazingly brilliant creatures ive ever seen, every time i watch something about them i am just speechless 😊😊
Chimps are our closest relatives, but their facial expressions seem very alien to us. In contrast, gorillas' faces look so human
Yes
Oragutan are our closest relatives.
@@lolazal1 No, chimpanzees are our closest relatives according to DNA evidence.
@@BlGGESTBROTHER Bonobos are our closest relatives.
@@captaineurope6564 chimps and bonobos split after they split with our ancestors. So they're about the same proximity.
So jealous of these guys. I would so love to be out there to experience that. Love the gorillas.