"You make no noise, you do not move, you do not look the gorillas in the eyes, and most importantly... do not get too close." Sounds like a line from an analog horror
Considering how strong gorillas are, that's pretty sound advice - especially around a big silverback male. They are the guardians of their troop, and will do whatever they feel is necessary to protect it - and looking one in the eyes makes them think that you're trying to challenge them, which makes them respond accordingly.
What they don’t show you is that 2 minutes before this, the gorilla had a bet with the others that if she just casually strolled in and chilled with wild humans, they wouldn’t notice.
That happened to me once and i only realized after the teacher started taking roll call. I just sat in the back and hoped no one would notice but then the teacher asked who i was and why i wasnt in my class. Then EVERYONE in the room just started at me! (For someone with bad anxiety and a fear of interacting with people it was very terrifying) I cried and they had to call my mom. But she bought me ice cream! \( ᐕ )/
Ya know maybe we have important things to do Kaiden maybe we have jobs and responsibilities did ya ever think of that, did you think we weren't gonna reach out. All you had to do was wait but you couldn't do that could you, no you had to false accuse us the people that care most about you of hating you and being mean, you should be ashamed
Nice to see this group clearly listened to their guide. You always know there's that one guy on a field trip or something like this who doesn't listen and then something horrible happens.
It doesn’t look like anyone is following the rules here, everyone is laughing, walking around, and that dude started at that gorilla dead in the eyes for like a minute straight
It's the silverback males which require the no looking in the eye rule. It's simplest and safest for the safari guides to instruct the tourists to apply that rule to all the gorillas.
You have to make noise if you are in gorilla’s territory so they don’t charge you but I guess when you are near them dont make much noise to not annoy them. They are quite silencious creatures.
I think she might have been looking for a human friend, guardians and protectors sometimes come back to greet them out in the wild ^^ you know Like with Damian. Love how he get greeted when he comes back with hes wife ^^
Lmao I love these videos. Just the fact that everybody is under very strict rules but every group that goes out there has one guy who manages to attract the attention of the one gorilla who can understand and willingly break all those rules for giggles among his buddies.
i don't know what type of gorilla is that, but that thing can sledgehammer the shit out of you with his arms.. and he's sitting there in the middle while looking at people and being confused
@@GattiJuanIgnacio On top of that, it's a mountain gorilla. They are bigger and heavier than the muscular and powerful looking Western lowland gorillas in zoo.
@@Alice45894 No, as someone who has worked on biology for 7 years, i can confirm they're monkeys, not 'apes'. They're actually part of a special group of animals called "monki" with an i. They're primates who are too smart to be classified "monkeys".
I like how when she sat down and the group laughed she cocked her head both ways a little freaked out. I would kinda expect a similar response if a human boldly sat down in between some gorilla group and they all started doing their own laughs. It'd be kinda freaky at first
I love how she just sat down in the middle of the group as if to say, "How's everyone doing today"?. LOL Don't get me wrong the thought of something with the strength of ten men just sitting next to me and could just snap is unsettling, but something I'd never forget.
Gorillas don't 'just snap'. Don't conflate them with chimps. There's a reason these tours are permitted, but no such foot tours into intimate range with chimp communities exist. Gorillas are predictable if you follow rules. A rando chimp might decide it doesn't like you no matter what you're doing, and literally bite your face off.
Yeah, I don’t fuck with Chimps. They are no joke. Gorillas are massively powerful, but they’re surprisingly gentle animals. I’d rather take my chance with gorillas.
They look so shy and humbled when gorilla sits with them out of common respect. I love how they take out their cameras and laugh quietly not to disturb the fauna. Those cute little hats and glasses of human specimen. I wonder what were they doing there in the jungle.
From what I know, aren’t gorillas really chill dudes? They’re mostly neutral and won’t attack unless they feel uncomfortable or they’re attacked first, and even then, they first give a warning so you can escape, they prefer to avoid confrontation but they will kill you if needed so don’t tease them or disturb them, you’re mostly fine around them if you don’t make them uncomfortable.
Somewhat, but they are also territorial. They are generally pretty chill, and generally unhostile to non-threatening organisms (vegetarian and all that). But there's no telling what they do or don't find threatening sometimes...
Also tourists are notoriously fickle so I reckon the rules are probably justified. If you are local and have a feel for their temperaments and reactions, you could probably be more flexible, but hey I'm no expert.
Don't look them in the eye Don't make noise Don't get too close 🦍: But they're all so colourful Edit: Sorry if I spelled it wrong I wasn't paying much attention when I wrote it and for the record I didn't write this to offend I wrote cause I thought it was funny. Sorry if I accidentally upset someone.😢
It's kinda sad how you get to experience these wonderful creatures first-hand, yet you must resist the temptation to socialize with them for your own sake. I mean, hey, I would be stiff as a rock too if one of them tried to hug me, but it sort of feels wrong to shrug them off when they're the ones showing trust and kindness. But hey, better to live and regret missing ouy than not being able to regret it at all.
You have to understand that they are not human beings. They have a different social understanding that could get you in trouble. A touch is not a gesture of acceptance, but curiosity. It's easy to speak of kindness and trust, but imagine explaining that to a male or female that isn't too happy with you touching their kin?
@@JoseRodriguez-eu5ez different species can still form a friendly relationship in the form of a symbiosis. Like with us and dogs. Honestly, apes fascinate me, they're probably the closest to us in intelligence. And I wish we could be closer to one another socially
@@durakeno5575 We're talking about wild animals, not ones kept in captivity and being visited by a caretaker that they're accustomed to. You're being broad, and while I do somewhat agree with the dog example, symbiosis is only formed in a case where you need something from one another. As such, it doesn't pertain to the contents of the video. Just think about what you said for a moment..."Different species...". Now tell me how the situation wouldn't go awry were the tourist to have been seen touching the ape? There are a dozen apes surrounding these people...and they're wild. While smart, you'd be defensive if a random person started touching your family wouldn't you? This is the same case. Again, not saying animals can't interact in a friendly manner, but misconceptions are prominent when you don't understand the differences between your species and theirs.
@@JoseRodriguez-eu5ez that's not what I meant. I'm not talking about tourists. I'm talking about people who live close or in the jungle. I just think it would be awesome to form a friendly relationship with Apes.
Gorilla: The rules are simple, hoomans stay and stare for one hour and make happy hooman noises then leave, don't touch hooman, don't look at hooman, do not speak to hooman , but most importantly do not sit with or hug hooman This gal:
I wish the other tour guide didn't break up the "meet and greet". Such a loving moment. The Gorilla didn't even think twice in joining the group, and thinking they are just "one of us". I know interaction should be limited. But, at the same time, they are visiting these "G-units", whenever possible.
Yup I know that gorillas are so gentle and kind. The Momotaro & Genki gorilla family wise they never hurt tinny little creatures like frogs or grasshoppers. Silverback Momotaro hardly beats his chest to express his strength since he is so kind and calm.
@@sikerslalatm3147 You mean chimps, which are homicidal freaks. But yeah, gorillas are actually relaxed. Silverbacks generally do not attack anyone unless you piss them off or stare at them as a challenge.
i love it when wild animals are just silly social giants ❤ its so nice and im glad they care enough for themselves that they dont feel the need to be hostile, and that the people were respectful
@@martinhromocuk8631 yes. Actually more evil than you've allowed yourself to accept Infants trapped and afraid.. waiting to be saved. Hope you make it in time Watch "the most important speech you will ever hear (Gary Yurovsky)" on TH-cam
They laugh for no reason - The gorilla Actually it's fascinating that the group laughed to relieve nervousness. They bared their teeth showing submission; primates, too
This always makes me wonder about the impact of these gorilla tours on the gorillas themselves. Being able to observe and get so close to gorillas is a wonderful thing, but I can only imagine that gal felt comfortable enough with humans to give one a hug then sit in the middle of them is the result of frequent exposure to passing groups of humans. Not saying this should be a reason to stop gorilla tours, just that it's something interesting, possibly worth researching.
They have feelings and emotions like anyone else right they have there moments also once in a lifetime does something like this happens getting a hug from a gorilla I try not to get teary eyed and emotional I'm left speechless its goes to show people will remember the gorillas and they will return the favors great job people you should be amazed and proud love you guys thanks stay safe and warm out there !!! Joe
What an absolutely extraordinary experience. Even just watching it my heart swelled. The only difference between them and us is 2%. We have to continue to protect them at all costs. They were here millions of years before us.
@GRAPHENE IS IN THE MASKS, SWABS and PCR TESTS!!! you know that one month where you felt someone was watching you sleep? That was me. I was surveying for prey, and I liked the challenge that you gave me. I knew you saw a glimpse of me once, remember that disfigured shadow that was peeking out the window? You almost caught me! I managed though with an abundance of time and patience, and let's just say that some of the furniture you own aren't actually yours.
You are confusing chimpanzees with gorillas gorillas are more predictable than chimps if you show respect to a gorilla it will do the same with a chimp nope
"So the new Halo game looks pretty sweet, I just wonder if its really necessary at this point, you know, should I get it, ok bye" ~ Pamela "lotta trouble" Gorilla
What I love is that, all the comments saying she just went there like "hello fellow primates", but most times such comments in animal videos is just laughing at how the behavior seems that way. But this time... Yeah, that's exactly what's going on. The guy literally came in to socialize and see what y'all were up to
Silverback gorilla’s embody the perfect balance and duality that every man should strive for; Powerful and strong enough to protect his family from danger but also gentle enough to cuddle a baby.
0:50 The way it just nonchalantly made itself comfortable in the middle of the group reminds me of Koba hanging out with the two guys in Dawn of the Planet of Apes.
I had a similar experience in Rwanda in 2009 when I went trekking with the gorillas there. There was a young adult male who decided he wanted to play with us. Same rules more or less as at Bwindi, but when one appears out of the bush right next to you there isn't much you can do. He investigated the person behind me for a bit, before brushing straight past me (grabbing my leg as he went past). Then he played with the elastic of the knee support that one of the other group members had, before the rangers decided that enough was enough and encouraged him to move on. He was a bit more annoyed than the one in your video about being moved on, though, and just ran straight back the way he came towards me. I got out the way in time, but the person behind me wasn't able to move in time and he got knocked out the way and back into the bushes behind him. One of the most memorable experiences of my life, but sadly not caught on camera.
How come white people are the only ones who are so casual about hanging around predator wild animals 🤣 If I saw a gorilla or crocodile or something, my fat ass would turn into Usain Bolt
@@user-oi6ec8ge4c I also always wondered the same. Maybe because Europe has less dangerous animals than other places, so the instinctual fear response to wild animals evolved to be less strong? Then again the same kinda counts for jumping off bridges/planes, maybe we're just not right in the head.
Once in a lifetime do you get to chance to be with the gorillas thanks such smart and intelligent animals always learning something new each day from the gorillas love and appreciate you guys you guys rock thanks ! Joe
You were very lucky in at least two ways. You were able to have a female gorilla hug you and the silverback didn’t pummel you for letting his daughter flirt with you. Win, win!
Gorilla is hanging with his mates and then comes the guy with the stick....real slick. That's a risk more than anything. You should've brought Hors d'oeuvres.
wrong...dip stick brain.....you must remove the youngster away before the silverback sees this and misinterprets it....possibly as holding the gorilla hostage....which is the only way a silverback will become violent...if he thinks a family member is under threat
@@yoboikamil525 I see it more as atrocious communication skills. Which unfortunately with so many children learning to converse online is becoming more prevalent. Or perhaps it is just a real reflection of people when able to maintain anonymous.
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When you finally get to sit with the cool group then you realize they ain't shit.
Rubin Saffy LMAO
Brruuuuhhh so true
That was me 5 years ago
Aight...it’s been awhile since I seen a genuinely funny ass comment on TH-cam lmao
Mood as fuck
The gorilla went into the group like: "How you do fellow sapiens?"
Lmfao im dedddd
Lmfao underrated comment xD
"ey guys no need to be shy, cousins of my cousin is family. There's food and soda in the back if you need anything"
- Gorilla
"Day 43: They still don't know I am a gorilla."
? I think you mean primates
LOVE how the gorilla just sits down in the group like “what did I miss?” “What’s everyone looking at?” And then realized he’s in the wrong room
Like hey what's everyone looking at oh you looking at me well you guys have a good day then
READ THE ROOM
story of my life..
You actually think that's a male?? Not surprising with your predictable comment.
@@Gameboy-Unboxingsyou clearly have a lot of friends and are a well balanced human…
"You make no noise, you do not move, you do not look the gorillas in the eyes, and most importantly... do not get too close."
Sounds like a line from an analog horror
The ape kind. Analog horror
Considering how strong gorillas are, that's pretty sound advice - especially around a big silverback male. They are the guardians of their troop, and will do whatever they feel is necessary to protect it - and looking one in the eyes makes them think that you're trying to challenge them, which makes them respond accordingly.
"Wait a minute, you guys aren't gorillas!"
"We.. hu, we just evolved."
Ricardo Montano they are joking
@@saul5499 I can't tell if you're trolling or if you're serious.
The you're not serious right
detective potato ikr we didn't evolve from anything we were all humans
"Don't look them in the eyes."
Guy in the back: 👁️_👁️
Literally
🐵👀
Don’t forget that we’re laughing too
that guy is the ranger, looks like he's got a rifle so he's thinking whether he's going to have to start blasting i imagine
@@ginjaedgy49 lol I hope not. I meant the guy in the blue
I'm not even gunna go there. I think he was suicidal at the time.
What they don’t show you is that 2 minutes before this, the gorilla had a bet with the others that if she just casually strolled in and chilled with wild humans, they wouldn’t notice.
this is funny
Did you notice the passing balls in the background? If not guess you have selective attention
@@HelderGriff woosh. Sorry my joke went over your head. I hope one day you learn to grow a funny bone
“You guys from outta town? Cool, cool I don’t get to chat with foreigners too often.”
She was like : "Oh wait, wrong group of primates, my bad"
😂😂
Lol
Humans aren’t primates we’re hominids
@@occboc844 we're also primates
@@Ysumbruh0 Yeah I don't want my face to be ripped off
'When you walk into the wrong classroom thinking it's yours'
BWAHA that's an occasional recurring dream/nightmare I have, or forgetting my locker combination
This happened to me 2 months ago
2 or 3
@@eayt5087 were you in a forest at the time? This could have been you we are watching
That happened to me once and i only realized after the teacher started taking roll call. I just sat in the back and hoped no one would notice but then the teacher asked who i was and why i wasnt in my class. Then EVERYONE in the room just started at me! (For someone with bad anxiety and a fear of interacting with people it was very terrifying)
I cried and they had to call my mom.
But she bought me ice cream! \( ᐕ )/
gorilla sits down next to them wondering what they’re all excited about, realises its just her and is like “Oh…”
Gorilla was thinking "So, this is the missing link I've heard about."
"oh hey guys haven't seen you in a while... oh so you're giving me the silent treatment? oh now you're laughing at me? ok. I see how it is."
Ya know maybe we have important things to do Kaiden maybe we have jobs and responsibilities did ya ever think of that, did you think we weren't gonna reach out. All you had to do was wait but you couldn't do that could you, no you had to false accuse us the people that care most about you of hating you and being mean, you should be ashamed
@@dindin9487 you know is a joke right?
@@cursedpyrogaming5176 yes I was joking back thank you 👏
@@dindin9487 now you can woosh me
@@cursedpyrogaming5176 woosh
“Don’t try this at home?” ...
Who has a gorilla family in their home?
A family in Liverpool?
@@SamuelBlack84 😂
A couple next door
You don’t have a Gorilla....weirdo
I do
The wholesomeness of everyone giggling as she sat down ♥️♥️
I'm so jealous. That was a once in ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND lives experience.
Visit Uganda then, plenty more to see when you do. 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
“Well I’d love to stay and chat, but I’ve got some gorilla shit I gotta go do.”
"Which means I gotta' take a King Kong dump"
@@SamuelBlack84 I’ve got bugs to pick out of my kids heads
@@jaydyer6682 Yeah, we've all been there
@@SamuelBlack84 okay monke, see you again!
Literally
"So why are we all sitting in a line like this?"
Passing the peace pipe?
The reunion.
Nice to see this group clearly listened to their guide. You always know there's that one guy on a field trip or something like this who doesn't listen and then something horrible happens.
the black man has his teeth shown and is looking into the Gorilla’s eyes for the longest time - I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic
@@goomba07stop being racist dude
Gorilla: "If anyone tries to mess with you, tell em you're with Ufiti."
"Yall are weirdos, imma outta here"
😂
🤣🤣
Lol
😂😂😂
It doesn’t look like anyone is following the rules here, everyone is laughing, walking around, and that dude started at that gorilla dead in the eyes for like a minute straight
It's female so not so hostile when looked in the eyes
Different story with alpha male thos
It's the silverback males which require the no looking in the eye rule.
It's simplest and safest for the safari guides to instruct the tourists to apply that rule to all the gorillas.
So when's the part when they pull out some duel blades and start slicing?
You have to make noise if you are in gorilla’s territory so they don’t charge you but I guess when you are near them dont make much noise to not annoy them. They are quite silencious creatures.
Stared*
Thank you for sharing this very sweet and exciting encounter as well as the responsible messaging along with it! I love this!
Horrifying is the word I would use.
cause you're a loser @@SmokeymcJoint420
Gorilla: "Omg! I'm holding hands with a human! Somebody take a picture!"
“How much longer until y’all stop acting dumb?”
TH-cam is filled with gorilla encounter videos and almost all of them the humans cant shut up for even 1 second.
Omg I was the 2.4k like on your comment
Why did you put quotation marks? Who are you quoting?
@@Falckie8008 the gorilla
@@muichirotokito4333 I was the 3.2k Lmaoo
I love how she looks around like she's an old friend expecting a welcome
a very distant cousin
Wait that's sad
i would break the silence and greet her all friendly
"Is anyone gonna say hello?"
I think she might have been looking for a human friend, guardians and protectors sometimes come back to greet them out in the wild ^^ you know Like with Damian. Love how he get greeted when he comes back with hes wife ^^
I honestly can't think of a cooler experience. Absolutely incredible.
Uh… casual sex with a dolphin? Just sayin
*more terrifying
Lmao I love these videos. Just the fact that everybody is under very strict rules but every group that goes out there has one guy who manages to attract the attention of the one gorilla who can understand and willingly break all those rules for giggles among his buddies.
Gorrila: *hugs*
Man: *scared*
Shit: I'm about to end this man's pants.
I laughed so hard that shit ended my pants
First time this garbage meme made me laugh
LMFAO
Bit weird that im looking at this comment while taking a shit
@@jannydj2393 same
0:45 Love how the gorilla casually sat in the middle of the group being like "hey guys what´s up?"
I personally can´t find the difference - after all, from behavioral POV, we are the same.
i don't know what type of gorilla is that, but that thing can sledgehammer the shit out of you with his arms.. and he's sitting there in the middle while looking at people and being confused
@@GattiJuanIgnacio half of them are probably pretty scared. While the other half is having a grand ‘ole time.
@@GattiJuanIgnacio On top of that, it's a mountain gorilla. They are bigger and heavier than the muscular and powerful looking Western lowland gorillas in zoo.
@GRAPHENE IS IN THE MASKS, SWABS and PCR TESTS!!! Yeah they hide your comments because you says a lot of bullshit
Thank you for giving proper Gorilla introduction etiquette.
Lmao the fact she wanted a warm welcome 😂 bless her
Hoomans- Do not look them in the eyes, do not touch them.
Gorillaz - *HEY GUYZ HOW IT'S GOING OUT THERE?!*
huh
@@iceychill2125 weak insult.
Oh wait das what dey say in da video babababa den silly monkey no care a jejejej zzzz
@@nagoogle8542 huh are you having a stroke?
@@iceychill2125 you good Bruh?
whoa dude she loves you
that sounds so wrong
@@crashpal it's just an expression dude
@@morphmaster1823 exactly dude
@Chris J Gorillas aren't half monkey🙄. They're apes
@@Alice45894 No, as someone who has worked on biology for 7 years, i can confirm they're monkeys, not 'apes'.
They're actually part of a special group of animals called "monki" with an i. They're primates who are too smart to be classified "monkeys".
I love how the gorilla is like "*Touches the Man from behind* Yo hank is that you!? My man how's goin? Oh the crew is here too!
She's sitting there like, "So, have any of you watched the first season of Squid Game?"
That gorilla was trying to pick bugs off your back but quickly realised you didnt have any fur...
LOL she just wanted to be a part of the group for a second. I love it, they're so much like us
No shit we're also primates
@@bourisb24yearsago11 Good job genius that was my point. Go back in your corner.
I like how when she sat down and the group laughed she cocked her head both ways a little freaked out. I would kinda expect a similar response if a human boldly sat down in between some gorilla group and they all started doing their own laughs. It'd be kinda freaky at first
@@bourisb24yearsago11 no!
hahaha no they are not. We are much much worse :D
I like to believe that there is a gorilla giving other gorillas human tours and getting sick of telling the other gorillas not to touch the humans
This was like: "Nice biceps, man!"
I love how she just sat down in the middle of the group as if to say, "How's everyone doing today"?. LOL
Don't get me wrong the thought of something with the strength of ten men just sitting next to me and could just snap is unsettling, but something I'd never forget.
Gorillas don't 'just snap'. Don't conflate them with chimps.
There's a reason these tours are permitted, but no such foot tours into intimate range with chimp communities exist. Gorillas are predictable if you follow rules. A rando chimp might decide it doesn't like you no matter what you're doing, and literally bite your face off.
@@CognizantCheddar
I’ve heard that Baboons are just as bad
@@erickchristensen746 I don't know which I'd be scared of more.
Yeah, I don’t fuck with Chimps. They are no joke. Gorillas are massively powerful, but they’re surprisingly gentle animals. I’d rather take my chance with gorillas.
This small female gorilla has nowhere near the strength of 10 men haha. What you are thinking of is big male silverbacks
She was like okay guys one selfie and then I'm out of here 😂
Love your music, 🎶 why don't you make anymore?
What happened to you? you don't sing anymore why?
Oh goodness, thank you both! I had a pretty bad couple of years and stopped doing music for a very long time.
@@Kaylahhhhhhhhh You are so talented and beautiful, would love to see you upload again.
She was moved by one guard with a crowbar.
They look so shy and humbled when gorilla sits with them out of common respect. I love how they take out their cameras and laugh quietly not to disturb the fauna. Those cute little hats and glasses of human specimen. I wonder what were they doing there in the jungle.
From what I know, aren’t gorillas really chill dudes? They’re mostly neutral and won’t attack unless they feel uncomfortable or they’re attacked first, and even then, they first give a warning so you can escape, they prefer to avoid confrontation but they will kill you if needed so don’t tease them or disturb them, you’re mostly fine around them if you don’t make them uncomfortable.
Somewhat, but they are also territorial. They are generally pretty chill, and generally unhostile to non-threatening organisms (vegetarian and all that). But there's no telling what they do or don't find threatening sometimes...
@@Robert-hz9bj yeah you’re right
Also tourists are notoriously fickle so I reckon the rules are probably justified.
If you are local and have a feel for their temperaments and reactions, you could probably be more flexible, but hey I'm no expert.
@@Robert-hz9bj and they eat termites
0:49
"So what's going on guys? ...
What we talkin' bout?"
"You're all laughing. Do I have something on my face? Oh, fuck it'
Don't look them in the eye
Don't make noise
Don't get too close
🦍: But they're all so colourful
Edit: Sorry if I spelled it wrong I wasn't paying much attention when I wrote it and for the record I didn't write this to offend I wrote cause I thought it was funny. Sorry if I accidentally upset someone.😢
Lol
**Colourful*
Thats the rules appplied for humans
@@MattSingh1 Only if you're British, Australian, or Canadian.
@Jones_1 It's not spelled that way in America, so obviously Luna Agent is probably American.
love how she sits down and shes staring at everyone sitting still and shes like "guys?"
I love how that juvenile just dropped in like he was hanging with the homies.
It's kinda sad how you get to experience these wonderful creatures first-hand, yet you must resist the temptation to socialize with them for your own sake. I mean, hey, I would be stiff as a rock too if one of them tried to hug me, but it sort of feels wrong to shrug them off when they're the ones showing trust and kindness.
But hey, better to live and regret missing ouy than not being able to regret it at all.
supereldinho then you realize that you were not living...
You have to understand that they are not human beings. They have a different social understanding that could get you in trouble. A touch is not a gesture of acceptance, but curiosity. It's easy to speak of kindness and trust, but imagine explaining that to a male or female that isn't too happy with you touching their kin?
@@JoseRodriguez-eu5ez different species can still form a friendly relationship in the form of a symbiosis. Like with us and dogs.
Honestly, apes fascinate me, they're probably the closest to us in intelligence. And I wish we could be closer to one another socially
@@durakeno5575
We're talking about wild animals, not ones kept in captivity and being visited by a caretaker that they're accustomed to.
You're being broad, and while I do somewhat agree with the dog example, symbiosis is only formed in a case where you need something from one another. As such, it doesn't pertain to the contents of the video.
Just think about what you said for a moment..."Different species...". Now tell me how the situation wouldn't go awry were the tourist to have been seen touching the ape? There are a dozen apes surrounding these people...and they're wild. While smart, you'd be defensive if a random person started touching your family wouldn't you? This is the same case.
Again, not saying animals can't interact in a friendly manner, but misconceptions are prominent when you don't understand the differences between your species and theirs.
@@JoseRodriguez-eu5ez that's not what I meant. I'm not talking about tourists. I'm talking about people who live close or in the jungle. I just think it would be awesome to form a friendly relationship with Apes.
That entire group will remember the time a gorilla straight up hugged you.
meanwhile i'm staring at a screen with cheeto dust on my lips
Relatable asf
I almost choked on my cookie. Cheeto dust on yo lip xD took me out
And I'm here reading your comment
Are you a gamer?
Wipe that cheetos dust and go travel
I love how she literally look around at everybody sitting and then immediately sat down like, “Oh shit, sorry I don’t want to be rude.”
Gorilla: The rules are simple, hoomans stay and stare for one hour and make happy hooman noises then leave, don't touch hooman, don't look at hooman, do not speak to hooman , but most importantly do not sit with or hug hooman
This gal:
Underrated comment
Good one lol
@GRAPHENE IS IN THE MASKS, SWABS and PCR TESTS!!! I love schizo posters
@GRAPHENE IS IN THE MASKS, SWABS and PCR TESTS!!! I worry for you.
@GRAPHENE IS IN THE MASKS, SWABS and PCR TESTS!!! ok
"returning to monke are we?"
I wish the other tour guide didn't break up the "meet and greet". Such a loving moment. The Gorilla didn't even think twice in joining the group, and thinking they are just "one of us". I know interaction should be limited. But, at the same time, they are visiting these "G-units", whenever possible.
Yup I know that gorillas are so gentle and kind.
The Momotaro & Genki gorilla family wise they never hurt tinny little creatures like frogs or grasshoppers.
Silverback Momotaro hardly beats his chest to express his strength since he is so kind and calm.
I like when she sits beside him and grabs his arm. "Dis my new friend"
She seemed to just waltz up and start chillin so naturally. Makes you wonder if we're missing something.
Yeah you'll be missing something, your arms when it decides it doesn't like how you looked at it.
@@paulgreengod Certainly possible
@@paulgreengod chimpanzees
@@paulgreengod I don’t think people can make the difference between champs and gorillas.
@@sikerslalatm3147
You mean chimps, which are homicidal freaks. But yeah, gorillas are actually relaxed. Silverbacks generally do not attack anyone unless you piss them off or stare at them as a challenge.
i love it when wild animals are just silly social giants ❤ its so nice and im glad they care enough for themselves that they dont feel the need to be hostile, and that the people were respectful
Remarkable! She sat down with all of you like you were old friends! I cannot imagine how exhilarating that must have been!
Ok senku
They seemed quite peaceful and intelligent when I came to contact with them
- The gorilla
I mean are we really peace full?😅 We are the most violent animals on earth
@@martinhromocuk8631 yes. Actually more evil than you've allowed yourself to accept
Infants trapped and afraid.. waiting to be saved. Hope you make it in time
Watch "the most important speech you will ever hear (Gary Yurovsky)" on TH-cam
They laugh for no reason - The gorilla
Actually it's fascinating that the group laughed to relieve nervousness. They bared their teeth showing submission; primates, too
@@jakevendrotti1496 what? laughing doesn't signal submission at all
laughing with ur teeth not just laughing@@burimuso
I dont know who came up with the name gorilla, but for some reason it is a perfect name for this animal
This always makes me wonder about the impact of these gorilla tours on the gorillas themselves. Being able to observe and get so close to gorillas is a wonderful thing, but I can only imagine that gal felt comfortable enough with humans to give one a hug then sit in the middle of them is the result of frequent exposure to passing groups of humans. Not saying this should be a reason to stop gorilla tours, just that it's something interesting, possibly worth researching.
0:48 Gorilla is like " Where on the earth did you guys came from?"
"Okay what we looking guys .oh shit this not my group i gota leaving ."
I think thats what that gorila think
They have feelings and emotions like anyone else right they have there moments also once in a lifetime does something like this happens getting a hug from a gorilla I try not to get teary eyed and emotional I'm left speechless its goes to show people will remember the gorillas and they will return the favors great job people you should be amazed and proud love you guys thanks stay safe and warm out there !!! Joe
Touched by a very young gorilla. Maybe 4 or 5 years old. So sweet!
I thought that dyde in puple shirt was a female. Btw why do these tourists always wear fruity colors to go to the jungle?
Most likely to just see each other easily. Wearing green or darker colors would make it hard to visually track people
Good point! I've always been told to wear colours that would blend in with nature around me, not make me stick out like a huge bright warning post!
the other reason is, predators use camouflage, by wearing bright colors you are announcing yourself as something other than a predator
Jefferson Sierra You want the animals to be able to see you. You don't want to camouflage & end up scaring a gorilla or running into a tiger.
Jefferson Sierra Toucan Sam lives there. He’s fruity.
Everyone else: *laughs*
Guy being grabbed by gorilla: •-•
The gorilla: ✋🥴✋
I can appreciate that the gorilla patted the lady down for weapons before accepting them as friends.
What an absolutely extraordinary experience. Even just watching it my heart swelled. The only difference between them and us is 2%. We have to continue to protect them at all costs. They were here millions of years before us.
@GRAPHENE IS IN THE MASKS, SWABS and PCR TESTS!!! you know that one month where you felt someone was watching you sleep? That was me. I was surveying for prey, and I liked the challenge that you gave me. I knew you saw a glimpse of me once, remember that disfigured shadow that was peeking out the window? You almost caught me! I managed though with an abundance of time and patience, and let's just say that some of the furniture you own aren't actually yours.
@GRAPHENE IS IN THE MASKS, SWABS and PCR TESTS!!!
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this is not a psyop
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She didn’t look that old
👍Choose Compassion.
When you sit down at the wrong table at lunch and realize you dont know anyone
Although gorillas are unpredictable, deep down they are very adorable!
You are confusing chimpanzees with gorillas gorillas are more predictable than chimps if you show respect to a gorilla it will do the same with a chimp nope
@@chikushodiz91 chimps are psychotic cannibal murder beasts and I hate them.
actually goriallas are rather even tempered and a greatly aware on a social level...just another slear sign of thier inteligence
"So the new Halo game looks pretty sweet, I just wonder if its really necessary at this point, you know, should I get it, ok bye"
~ Pamela "lotta trouble" Gorilla
What I love is that, all the comments saying she just went there like "hello fellow primates", but most times such comments in animal videos is just laughing at how the behavior seems that way. But this time... Yeah, that's exactly what's going on. The guy literally came in to socialize and see what y'all were up to
This is amazingly dangerous but also super wholesome at the same time
This th-cam.com/video/Ui-xsWZq4fk/w-d-xo.html ..
well,i wouldnt say "dangerous" per say but i can see why it can be unnerving
@@dakotastein9499 you annoy this one then mr silverback comes and 1 hits everyone
Why didnt you mention the most important rule?
You dont talk about the fight club
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i see what you did there
The gorillas probably think it's so weird that people are just sitting quiet with their heads down. I wonder if they think they're sad or something
Gorilla: "Yo so you guys are like the less muscular and more intelligent version of us yeah?"
This Trip is definitely on my BUCKET LIST.
Pali Aha That’s a good idea since you might actually die earlier than you thought.
@@peterpiper47 you actually think of when to die? interesting
@@peterpiper47 WOOOSH
"Hey guys! What's going on? Is this a party? Where's the bonfire? Pick up the guitar, roll a spliff, pass the beer, let's have some fun!"
Silverback gorilla’s embody the perfect balance and duality that every man should strive for;
Powerful and strong enough to protect his family from danger but also gentle enough to cuddle a baby.
I hole heartedly agree mate
0:50 The way it just nonchalantly made itself comfortable in the middle of the group reminds me of Koba hanging out with the two guys in Dawn of the Planet of Apes.
Imagine if that was a silver back. I would be crying lol That must've been such a trip when that gorilla hugged him
I would've probably wet myself. Not even joking bro😭
That dude had good vibes, a good aura, animals Love a good vibe.
She sat down and was like: Have you guys seen some gorillas yet? 😂😂💀
Gorillas are honestly pretty chill
you could actually see the interaction between rangers and ape, it was so nice to see her leave once one came down
To make it clear, Humans are apes so calling them "Humans and apes" didn't make any sense imo
the way she holds their arm is so cute
Basically me when my mom calls me out of my room to come say hello to the guests.
"oh, these must be the humans everyone keeps talking about."
I had a similar experience in Rwanda in 2009 when I went trekking with the gorillas there. There was a young adult male who decided he wanted to play with us.
Same rules more or less as at Bwindi, but when one appears out of the bush right next to you there isn't much you can do.
He investigated the person behind me for a bit, before brushing straight past me (grabbing my leg as he went past). Then he played with the elastic of the knee support that one of the other group members had, before the rangers decided that enough was enough and encouraged him to move on.
He was a bit more annoyed than the one in your video about being moved on, though, and just ran straight back the way he came towards me. I got out the way in time, but the person behind me wasn't able to move in time and he got knocked out the way and back into the bushes behind him.
One of the most memorable experiences of my life, but sadly not caught on camera.
How come white people are the only ones who are so casual about hanging around predator wild animals 🤣 If I saw a gorilla or crocodile or something, my fat ass would turn into Usain Bolt
@@user-oi6ec8ge4c I also always wondered the same. Maybe because Europe has less dangerous animals than other places, so the instinctual fear response to wild animals evolved to be less strong? Then again the same kinda counts for jumping off bridges/planes, maybe we're just not right in the head.
@@tmsplltrs lol the Europeans wiped out their predators...
@@user-oi6ec8ge4c I hate to break it too you but a gorilla would catch usain bolt
@@user-oi6ec8ge4c well, gorillas aren't predators.
It was a youngster,really curious and playful! Man I love gorillas...
I was promised the loliest lolis.!
Once in a lifetime do you get to chance to be with the gorillas thanks such smart and intelligent animals always learning something new each day from the gorillas love and appreciate you guys you guys rock thanks ! Joe
"So uhh, when is the group therapy session starting?"
Awe, she's such a sweetheart.
Female gorillas are pretty chill like that. Silverbacks, the males...they only hug their mates
You were very lucky in at least two ways. You were able to have a female gorilla hug you and the silverback didn’t pummel you for letting his daughter flirt with you. Win, win!
"This is my human, there many like my human, but this one is my human"
Gorilla is hanging with his mates and then comes the guy with the stick....real slick. That's a risk more than anything. You should've brought Hors d'oeuvres.
wrong...dip stick brain.....you must remove the youngster away before the silverback sees this and misinterprets it....possibly as holding the gorilla hostage....which is the only way a silverback will become violent...if he thinks a family member is under threat
the tour guy with the stick is probably the manager with years of experience, he knows what hes doing.
@@jadezee6316 I am curious, can you tell me why you added the insult to your response here. I feels like it discredits your opinion.
@@jaxr2958 he added the insult because he was probably frustrated with OP not knowing what he knew
@@yoboikamil525 I see it more as atrocious communication skills. Which unfortunately with so many children learning to converse online is becoming more prevalent. Or perhaps it is just a real reflection of people when able to maintain anonymous.
*Gorilla picks up tourist*
"You're my little spoon now."