What a silly woman..."Where's the zookeeper! They could spray 'em or something". Just let them alone to live their lives and solve their own issues. Bad enough, they're caged so you can stare at them.... they also have to conform to your expectations? Stupid people!
Always wondered why it takes putting wild animals in a confined space or cage just for entertainment.... Of all the fucking technology and shit we have people still need to be entertained by this stupid shit?
NYmech I hate it. Imagine being in a cage with groups of people watching you through plexiglass. It would be hell. I imagine it’s worse for whales in those small pools. In China they are building Seaworld like parks like crazy.
@@slice-o-life Now that is funny. As someone said the zookeeper is behind the protective glass lol. What would a zookeeper do with two 400 pound silverback, lmao
Gorillas are an endangered species and these are the places they can avoid extinction. You are a bunch of ignorants that dismiss the job of professional people while you write BS on a smartphone.
Really, I was trying to figure out what he was doing? A lot of people said he was asking to get out but I thought he could ask anyone by the glass for that. But I have to admit I don't know to much about Apes. So that's why I'm asking you this question (just trying to learn something new) is he really sizing him up, cause his actions didn't seem aggressive?
Kaya Spencer de Martinez idiot in grey raised his fists in response the first time the gorilla did it. Nobody else did. It’s challenging body language. The gorilla kept coming back because he kept seeing raised fists. If the glass wasn’t there this would have been a challenge to fight.
Violet Edward he was challenging him thats why he kept doing it again and again, he looks away to “pretend” hes not gonna attack and them boom when he goes at him theres a glass wall, if it wasnt there hed be getting his chest pounded
I volunteer at this zoo frequently. It is one of the top rated zoos in the world. Everyone saying that this is awful and that we need to abolish zoos don't know what they're talking about. This particular zoo (Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo) is involved in countless conservation projects. Also, neither of the gorillas got severely injured and this is not an everyday event. It is perfectly fine for these two gorillas to live together.
@@flandrescarlet506 It sounds like I'm asking why you live with your adolescent or young adult son or daughter. It can't work differently with Gorillas either, there is a conflict, there is a dispute between father and son, and when the time comes, the son or daughter leaves their family, looks for a partner, builds their life together, founds a family, and raises their cubs and offspring . Their descendants will do the same.
this area is only a small portion of their enclosure. If they weren't interested in seeing the 'hoomans' or being seen by them, there are other places they can go to get away. Todays zoos build enclosures first for the needs of the animals but they do have to have an area where the visitors can see the animals...or who would come ? Zoos are important places where we can learn a lot about the animals, breed them so that we always have them ...so that if the wild population is decimated for whatever reason...we have the ability to fix the problem and bring them back. For example....they have done that with a species of tree frog that was decimated after a dam was built in order to help the human population in the area. The authorities, after realizing what had happened..... made adjustments to an area to create a proper environment for the frogs.....and because there was a zoo in the united states that had some of these frogs...they upped their breeding program and were able to reintroduce them. This is a very abbreviated part of the story, but a real success story and small example of why zoos are important. How can anyone care very much about something they know nothing about or have no experience with ? Zoos introduce people to animals they would never see or learn about otherwise and creates an interest and a reason to "care" ! They are a far cry from the depressing places of iron bars and cement floors of a century ago.
Absolutely and the silver back doesn't like to be looked at as this is a challenge to him. They are beautiful incredible beasts and shame on people for caging any animal for the soul purpose of being stared at all day and goodness knows how many people knock on the glass, driving the very intelligent animal to a miserable existence. I really shouldn't watch these as I don't enjoy the animal all I notice is it's misery
@@CryMeARiver63 id rather die free than stuck in a cage, put yourself in there and then after years tell me how you feel. these animals are intelligent and are capable of self recognition. a sanctuary by all means evelyn for safety . zoos no.
@Henry Fidel ... and they are happy there! I mean, better a life behind bars then getting killed by gangmembers or maybe catch aids. Thanks to us, they can survive!
Pfff, you think this is due to frustration caused by being trapped? You do know that adult male Gorillas do this all the time to show dominance, right?
God that woman is so annoying 🤦🏿♂️ why would you wanna break it up or spray them they're displaying their natural behaviours. If a zookeeper went in there they'd rip him in half like paper
That gentle push on the glass just looked like him saying "let me out please". Apes shouldn't keep other apes in cages. Also some of the comments down here get pretty strange. Lol. Alot self-righteous asses, and random sexist remarks. Reminds me that we're not all that evolved.
Really, have you ever watched some people sometimes? Really can't see the difference while tending bar, going to a sports game, shopping at a mall on a sale day. . . .
@@Wayniesgirl "Humans (Homo sapiens) are the only extant members of the subtribe Hominina. Together with chimpanzees, gorillas, and orangutans, they are part of the family Hominidae (the great apes, or hominids). A terrestrial animal, humans are characterized by their erect posture and bipedal locomotion; high manual dexterity and heavy tool use compared to other animals; open-ended and complex language use compared to other animal communications; larger, more complex brains than other animals; and highly advanced and organized societies"
It's very likely the gorilla believed he recognized the man he kept interacting with for close to an hour. The man appeared to be someone the gorilla had fond memories of.
He didn't the guy in the grey shirt put his fists on the glass, in gorilla "language" that is seen as a threat / provocation. That's why the gorilla did the same because he thought this guy wanted to fight.
It's so sad, he is clawing at the glass because he wants out. You aren't supposed to put two Alpha male silverbacks in the same enclosure, they will constantly be fighting over the same territory and pack.
He wasn't trying to communicate, that man put his fists on the glass, in gorilla "language" that is seen as a threat. That is why the gorilla did the same because he thought the dude wanted to fight.
It just break my heart 😢 what we do to this magnificent primates our cousins. They should be in the wild where they can roam freely. This heart breaking to watch.😢😢
Niah 2001 Yeah, cousins. We are closely related to them whether you like it or not. We don't resemble a dog nor have mannerisms like one, because we are not related to them like we are closely genetically related to Gorillas, Bonobos, Chimps and etc. It's hard to believe that when led by a religious book. But when looking at concrete facts....it's undeniable.
mann Really? Lets see how humane you really think it is to keep animals and primates locked up like this for no reason and put you in a small confined space. See how sane and happy you are in a year.
There is another video of these two boys “fighting”. In the comment section someone said they asked the zookeepers about these two fella’s and the zookeepers explained they are brothers and they always fight like this. Neither of them ever get hurt. They would be a lot more aggressive if they were defending their family from danger or if they really were challenging each other but in the case of these two brothers it’s not that serious. The person said they went back a year or two later and sure enough the brothers were at it again lol.
@@iglo-5851 why would he want want out? It doesn't know anything different from the zoo but is not like it is getting tormented just people looking at it.
To be killed by illegal hunters? Again? Did you watch the news or something? Yes @Sarah you're sad for no reason. They brought there to be protected, why are you sad? 😂
they cant live in the wild because of human activity gorillas are endangered animals and zoos run conservation programs to save them use google and quit making these comments in every zoo video
@@antipetaassociation4279 Zoos make money bottom line, they dont grab animals out the wild to be rescued they exploit them and tell the visitors after they pay a fee they are doing a good thing zoos are on their way out
Yep all animals do look at us humans we do it everyday the dumber the person the more fighting they do and a gorilla is just like a bumb human in a way a little less evolved one anyway guess you could argue there smarter than some or even most humans lol
No, the gorilla put his fists on the glass because he thought this dude wanted to fight. Because he kept making eye contact with the gorilla which in gorilla "language" is seen as a provocation.
The zookeepers were the ones who thought it was a good idea to put these two dominant silverbacks in the same tiny enclosure. It's a shame that people give pay money to these places.
great job Bryan my family and I go to the Omaha zoo a lot I get tired of people and there children hitting the glass it bothers them so much I wish people could understand this glass cracks when they become agitated by banging on the glass then they will bang on it to show they too can be dominate
Maybe the man favored one of the gorilla's keepers when he was younger or maybe he was hand raised by someone that favored him.. you never know. Amazing behavior either way.
"where's the 'Zoookeeper'? class act. .. and btw, the silverbacks weren't mocking you, or playing around. U would not be alive if if you even knew .... js
Genuine question. Most of these animals are born and raised in captivity, so would releasing them into the wild really be the smartest move ? Humans used to live in the wild, but if you were tossed into a jungle after being sheltered for generations you’d get slaughtered.
The Silverback was presenting himself to the man at the window. When gorillas are in captivity they participate in their healthcare by presenting body parts to keepers as part of their checkup. It appears that after the fight, he was presenting himself to check on any possible injuries.
I rolled my eyes when the lady was like "WHERE ARE THE ZOOKEEPERS, NO NO NO NONONO" and just started laughing when she said "THEY COULD SPRAY THEM OR SOMETHING" Holy shit lady, these aren't house cats. This is the kind of lady who would freak out and then sue the zoo if two animals started mating while her children were looking at them. You know, demanding a ridiculous amount of money because the zoo was negligent in not training the animals not to mate in front of customers, and also claiming her children have PTSD from the event lmao. That gorilla was cool as hell though
Those two women talking in the background . . . "Well, you'd think they could spray them, or something." Right! It's called "Stop Gorilla Aggression." Available at must drugstores for just $9.99. Cheaper on Amazon. Must be one foot away from intended target to achieve full effect.
So this is where the iconic video came from 😂😂 where the zookeepers? Where u think mama? Their putting their gloves on in the locker room so they can go sum rounds after
I think zoo should implement a glass like that in the car which visitors could see the animals inside but not the other way around. In that case the animals won’t be disturbed and they could do their thing as if no one are watching them. It’s good because we could see their natural behaviors not when they’re not comfortable seeing humans watching them.
No it doesn’t. It sees a man with raised fists, the tallest in a group, and it responds the way a captive animal that knows it can’t fight responds. By half heartedly raising its fists back to show that it, not he, is dominant.
What a silly woman..."Where's the zookeeper! They could spray 'em or something". Just let them alone to live their lives and solve their own issues. Bad enough, they're caged so you can stare at them.... they also have to conform to your expectations? Stupid people!
Lol
Exactly
She probably wants them to register Democrat too
Always wondered why it takes putting wild animals in a confined space or cage just for entertainment.... Of all the fucking technology and shit we have people still need to be entertained by this stupid shit?
NYmech I hate it. Imagine being in a cage with groups of people watching you through plexiglass. It would be hell. I imagine it’s worse for whales in those small pools. In China they are building Seaworld like parks like crazy.
*zookeeper arrives*
Zookeeper: "alright lads, thats enough."
Maskinmous 😂😂😂
My exact thoughts like does she think he will jump between them or something lol
LOL
Gorillas: "Ooh a new contender..."
Didn't know Karen went to the Zoo.
"Get a manager"
tara Toes 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Lol what’s with this Karen thing 😂😂
Maria S' look it up on urban dictionary.
@@marias7599 just a running joke. It's always Karen causing trouble. 😂
Hahaha..... 😂😂😂😂
shes the kind of person who would ask to talk to the manager
Ian Walsh. lol
The manager is a silver back to ;)
😂😂😂
Yeah i know this kind of Person... ;) Dont go to zoo if you dont want to see animal behavior?!?
@@slice-o-life Now that is funny. As someone said the zookeeper is behind the protective glass lol. What would a zookeeper do with two 400 pound silverback, lmao
i swear down some people are so stupid, like the zookeeper is gonna jump in and be like oi lads play nice now.
what do you mean by ''i swear down""
😂
Samuel James g
Violence is never the solution. Now shake hands. God bless you.
lol if i was that zookeeper i would open the door and be like go on in and "help" them lol
Can you imagine loads of people looking in your house everyday
“FBI pauses”
It's dreadful. I feel so sorry for them. I don't know if the gorilla's can hear the people but it would drive me insane listening to that all day 😥
Imagine getting mad at the people who pay to go see the gorillas but not mad about the gorillas being captive ?
Gorillas are an endangered species and these are the places they can avoid extinction. You are a bunch of ignorants that dismiss the job of professional people while you write BS on a smartphone.
Yeah, it's called the NSA, FBI and CIA
and If you're living in mainland China? hooo boy.
"u think they could like, spray em or something"... Thats got my vote for dumbest comment of the yr!
Lolli Lucy And we wished she’d be silenced, or muffled.
me thinks they should spray her! lol
I thought the same. The mirror should be one way only
@Lolli Lucy - actually you're comment has my vote as the "dumbest" comment. 🤦
Right?
He wasn’t befriending him, he was sizing him up.
Really,
I was trying to figure out what he was doing? A lot of people said he was asking to get out but I thought he could ask anyone by the glass for that. But I have to admit I don't know to much about Apes. So that's why I'm asking you this question (just trying to learn something new) is he really sizing him up, cause his actions didn't seem aggressive?
Kaya Spencer de Martinez idiot in grey raised his fists in response the first time the gorilla did it. Nobody else did. It’s challenging body language. The gorilla kept coming back because he kept seeing raised fists. If the glass wasn’t there this would have been a challenge to fight.
Laura Lauristan he wasn’t challenging him ,when gorillas are frightened they stand and bang on there chest and if that doesn’t work, they charge
Violet Edward he was challenging him thats why he kept doing it again and again, he looks away to “pretend” hes not gonna attack and them boom when he goes at him theres a glass wall, if it wasnt there hed be getting his chest pounded
@@lauralauristan7677 i dont think the gorilla had a challenging body language
I volunteer at this zoo frequently. It is one of the top rated zoos in the world. Everyone saying that this is awful and that we need to abolish zoos don't know what they're talking about. This particular zoo (Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo) is involved in countless conservation projects. Also, neither of the gorillas got severely injured and this is not an everyday event. It is perfectly fine for these two gorillas to live together.
Why do they have two silverbacks living together? Silverbacks are the top males.
Uh,I am w the comment above me here.How is it okay 4 2 silverbacks to be in captivity together?
Yes it’s called a bachelor group..
@@flandrescarlet506 It sounds like I'm asking why you live with your adolescent or young adult son or daughter. It can't work differently with Gorillas either, there is a conflict, there is a dispute between father and son, and when the time comes, the son or daughter leaves their family, looks for a partner, builds their life together, founds a family, and raises their cubs and offspring . Their descendants will do the same.
I have heard of bachelor groups. But, these look like younger silverback gorillas to me. I thought they would be either younger or older males.
God can you imagine being locked in there your whole life 24/7 with these idiots ogling at you all day?!! Get them out of there. Set them free!!!!
So some hunter can shoot them down and chop off their heads and hands for trophys.... :/
this area is only a small portion of their enclosure. If they weren't interested in seeing the 'hoomans' or being seen by them, there are other places they can go to get away. Todays zoos build enclosures first for the needs of the animals but they do have to have an area where the visitors can see the animals...or who would come ? Zoos are important places where we can learn a lot about the animals, breed them so that we always have them ...so that if the wild population is decimated for whatever reason...we have the ability to fix the problem and bring them back. For example....they have done that with a species of tree frog that was decimated after a dam was built in order to help the human population in the area. The authorities, after realizing what had happened..... made adjustments to an area to create a proper environment for the frogs.....and because there was a zoo in the united states that had some of these frogs...they upped their breeding program and were able to reintroduce them. This is a very abbreviated part of the story, but a real success story and small example of why zoos are important. How can anyone care very much about something they know nothing about or have no experience with ? Zoos introduce people to animals they would never see or learn about otherwise and creates an interest and a reason to "care" ! They are a far cry from the depressing places of iron bars and cement floors of a century ago.
Big Squid these Gorillas were NOT born in the wild , these were born in captivity and would not survive in the wild .
Free food water and bitches Hell yeah lock me up.
Atleast make all the glass sound proof so they do t have to hear dumb ass kids yelling all day no wonder they die from stress so often damn
Zookeeper 😂😂😂😂😂
Lady, this isn't a kindergarten sand pit.
Where's the zookeeper?
he's putting he's Superman suit
Did u mean to say 'he's busy putting on his Superman outfit on'...? Bc ur wording made zero sense
Hahahahaha😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@karencarney7595 you've edited your comment and it still is fucked up and doesn't make sense lol
@ANGRY WRARRL even after she edited her comment it's still fucked up lol, "he's busy putting ON his Superman outfit ON" unbelieveable.
What a shame 😂😂😂
What really amazes me is how fast and agile those big brutes are
Its always tough watching these amazing animals in captivity.
Carlos V blessed is the day zoos are closed
Absolutely and the silver back doesn't like to be looked at as this is a challenge to him. They are beautiful incredible beasts and shame on people for caging any animal for the soul purpose of being stared at all day and goodness knows how many people knock on the glass, driving the very intelligent animal to a miserable existence. I really shouldn't watch these as I don't enjoy the animal all I notice is it's misery
Carlos V yea...its so much better seeing them poached and sold as chinese medicine and stuffed in trophy rooms...shit head
jayanouni yea...then theyll be extinct stupid
@@CryMeARiver63 id rather die free than stuck in a cage, put yourself in there and then after years tell me how you feel. these animals are intelligent and are capable of self recognition. a sanctuary by all means evelyn for safety . zoos no.
Where else are they going to take out their frustration of being trapped? Have you seen what people do to each other in prison yards?
Those two are from the bachelor group (young adults). They live together in the wild.
@Henry Fidel ... and they are happy there! I mean, better a life behind bars then getting killed by gangmembers or maybe catch aids. Thanks to us, they can survive!
No but I've seen what people do when under a stay at home order. They demand haircuts
thery hve acres of land so they are pretty happy even jane Goodall would agree
Pfff, you think this is due to frustration caused by being trapped? You do know that adult male Gorillas do this all the time to show dominance, right?
"Where's the zookeeper" behind the glass with a bag of popcorn
Never a good idea to house two silverbacks together especial when you have buddy in the gray sweatshirt maintaining direct eye contact.
Two male silverbacks show little aggression beyond brief dominance displays or very brief spars so long as they don't have a harem to compete over.
It's normal behavior actually
Yes, it's normal. Like the dominant male Lion that bite and punch their own family over the food.
God that woman is so annoying 🤦🏿♂️ why would you wanna break it up or spray them they're displaying their natural behaviours. If a zookeeper went in there they'd rip him in half like paper
Spray em? Seriously? I was hoping she was being sarcastic.
Spray your ass!!😤😤😤
That gentle push on the glass just looked like him saying "let me out please". Apes shouldn't keep other apes in cages. Also some of the comments down here get pretty strange. Lol. Alot self-righteous asses, and random sexist remarks. Reminds me that we're not all that evolved.
Irene Younger We are apes in this moment, don’t be stupid
Really, have you ever watched some people sometimes? Really can't see the difference while tending bar, going to a sports game, shopping at a mall on a sale day. . . .
Gotta love cut and pasting wikipedia. . .@@kevincastro8768
Not much different than humans in a prison. The top end of ape IQ and the bottom side of human IQ share the same space.
@@Wayniesgirl "Humans (Homo sapiens) are the only extant members of the subtribe Hominina. Together with chimpanzees, gorillas, and orangutans, they are part of the family Hominidae (the great apes, or hominids). A terrestrial animal, humans are characterized by their erect posture and bipedal locomotion; high manual dexterity and heavy tool use compared to other animals; open-ended and complex language use compared to other animal communications; larger, more complex brains than other animals; and highly advanced and organized societies"
It's very likely the gorilla believed he recognized the man he kept interacting with for close to an hour. The man appeared to be someone the gorilla had fond memories of.
Animals sense people spirit. This guy must have a very kind spirit.
Their beauty and strength is so incredible!
Dude,the gorrilla seemed to be protecting you guys.Deep connection.
He needed a new friend after the fight but sadly your brother couldn't walk through the glass walls to give him a hug.
He didn't the guy in the grey shirt put his fists on the glass, in gorilla "language" that is seen as a threat / provocation.
That's why the gorilla did the same because he thought this guy wanted to fight.
and the kid at 1:18 antagonizing the animals "Willie Wonka" style is precious! #zoosarecruel
#zoosaregreat
"Get the manager" 😂😂😂 yea lady, the zookeeper is gonna break that fight up real quick!!
The Henry Doorly is my favorite zoo. To support my channel I've been to more than 30 zoos across 16 states and so far Omaha is the best
I swear to god when they started fighting that was the coolest thing ever
It was like he was wanting to hug you, so cute!!!
It's so sad, he is clawing at the glass because he wants out. You aren't supposed to put two Alpha male silverbacks in the same enclosure, they will constantly be fighting over the same territory and pack.
People are dumb.
This is the Bachelor group it's ok to put silverbacks together in the same enclosure. it's NOT ok to but silverbacks together with females.
The people running the zoo probably know a tad more than some random person commenting on TH-cam.
they only fight over territory if females are involved that was just a squabble not a real intense fight.
Young males behaving like teen boys. Nothing unnatural.
LMAO!!! He really thinks he's some type of "gorilla whisper" and not just the tallest person behind the glass the gorilla wants to challenge LOL
What an unreal and memorable experience this is certainly a story you can pass down to your grandkids .
This hurts my heart that they live their life in there......so sad. Wonder what he was trying to communicate with that fella?
He wasn't trying to communicate, that man put his fists on the glass, in gorilla "language" that is seen as a threat.
That is why the gorilla did the same because he thought the dude wanted to fight.
The two male gorillas were fighting to see who is the dominate, the elder had to show the younger he was still in charge
I hate that that's all the room they have to move around.
It just break my heart 😢 what we do to this magnificent primates our cousins. They should be in the wild where they can roam freely. This heart breaking to watch.😢😢
they fight too in the wild to establish dominance, a pecking order, with the top guy getting a harem of females, so don't cry too much
Our cousins? Oh please.
Niah 2001 Yeah, cousins. We are closely related to them whether you like it or not. We don't resemble a dog nor have mannerisms like one, because we are not related to them like we are closely genetically related to Gorillas, Bonobos, Chimps and etc.
It's hard to believe that when led by a religious book. But when looking at concrete facts....it's undeniable.
mann Really? Lets see how humane you really think it is to keep animals and primates locked up like this for no reason and put you in a small confined space. See how sane and happy you are in a year.
@@mariagricius8994 LOL
This one of the things that I hate about zoos, the enclosure is waaaaay too small as well.
its only one part of the enclouture
There is another video of these two boys “fighting”. In the comment section someone said they asked the zookeepers about these two fella’s and the zookeepers explained they are brothers and they always fight like this. Neither of them ever get hurt. They would be a lot more aggressive if they were defending their family from danger or if they really were challenging each other but in the case of these two brothers it’s not that serious. The person said they went back a year or two later and sure enough the brothers were at it again lol.
That was so sad. He wants out.
Lol I don't thinks so Sarah getting sad for no reason. 😂
@@mysteryman9641 oh yeap he wants out. Frustration displays from far away. Not good situation for them at all, hence their behavior!
@@iglo-5851 why would he want want out? It doesn't know anything different from the zoo but is not like it is getting tormented just people looking at it.
To be killed by illegal hunters? Again? Did you watch the news or something? Yes @Sarah you're sad for no reason. They brought there to be protected, why are you sad? 😂
@@amrfwws4461 moron. 🤣 get some brain.
Wow, that's interesting. The gorilla totally singled out that man, like he was trying to communicate with him.
I wonder what these animals did wrong to be locked up?
Live in places with resources that people want.
more like what did humans do wrong
They robbed a bank, do some research.
they cant live in the wild because of human activity gorillas are endangered animals and zoos run conservation programs to save them use google and quit making these comments in every zoo video
@@antipetaassociation4279 Zoos make money bottom line, they dont grab animals out the wild to be rescued they exploit them and tell the visitors after they pay a fee they are doing a good thing zoos are on their way out
I think that gorilla 🦍 has some kind of compassion for humans.❤❤😊
They stared at them for OVER AN HOUR???
It is normal behavior for 2 Silverbacks to fight each other.
Yep all animals do look at us humans we do it everyday the dumber the person the more fighting they do and a gorilla is just like a bumb human in a way a little less evolved one anyway guess you could argue there smarter than some or even most humans lol
they are restricted to a small area, in nature they can separate
Yes it is and some times they fight to the death
Yes, and they aren’t even fighting seriously, they’re just displaying dominance, people need to understand this.
Definitaley not “ The Alpha” this man probably resembles a zoo keeper or vet that the gorrilla knew as a baby. TY
No, the gorilla put his fists on the glass because he thought this dude wanted to fight.
Because he kept making eye contact with the gorilla which in gorilla "language" is seen as a provocation.
“Your the alpha” lol wtf 😂😂
All the people yelling “no no blah blah blah” need to realize that fighting and power struggles/dominance is natural!
They are more intelligent than you have any idea about. Truly amazing.
Lady: “he’s like ‘this guy just doesn’t get it’”
He gets it better than you do sweetie
Sad hey to see this video...☹☹☹
Why can't human just leave them alone for god sake
Poachers. Habitat loss. And other things
LMAO@ "Spray em' or something." I vote for "something".
Incredible...your brother must have really good energy to connect with a wild animal like that for over an hour.
Much love to that man for amazing behavior we all have seen
When you see the gorilla clawing at the glass he’s really clawing at the guy in the gray sweater thinking he’s another silverback
I think he really absolutely loved your brother
If people stopped going, the animals wouldn't be suffering..
The zookeepers were the ones who thought it was a good idea to put these two dominant silverbacks in the same tiny enclosure. It's a shame that people give pay money to these places.
It's a perfectly good idea, after raising a family silverbacks often go and live with other silverbacks.
great job Bryan my family and I go to the Omaha zoo a lot I get tired of people and there children hitting the glass it bothers them so much I wish people could understand this glass cracks when they become agitated by banging on the glass then they will bang on it to show they too can be dominate
1:53 He's showing them how powerful he is. Put your heads down and be quiet to show respect.
Maybe the man favored one of the gorilla's keepers when he was younger or maybe he was hand raised by someone that favored him.. you never know. Amazing behavior either way.
"Call the zookeeper " oh gods like he could do something about big Gorillas fighting each other
The only whisper I heard was from the gorilla saying "fuck off you dumb human bastards"
Wow Very slow lady what can the zoo keeper do dive in and break up the fight
I am so glad that I don't have the audio on while watching these clips. Judging by the comments you guys should follow suit.
...SIGHS!!!😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒
DID SHE REALLY JUST ASK "WHERE IS THE ZOO KEEPER???"😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨
PS. SOME PEOPLE!!!😔😔😔
My cafe latte wasn't hot enough where is the managerrrr omg . Like... omgggg
It's amazing how I can identify Karen's voice anywhere.
He was keeping the younger one from hitting the glass.
"where's the 'Zoookeeper'? class act. .. and btw, the silverbacks weren't mocking you, or playing around. U would not be alive if if you even knew .... js
Genuine question. Most of these animals are born and raised in captivity, so would releasing them into the wild really be the smartest move ? Humans used to live in the wild, but if you were tossed into a jungle after being sheltered for generations you’d get slaughtered.
A zookeeper could put them away and separate them. But all ended well....this was cool how he kept going to the glass in the same spot.
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The rule is never look at the directly at theirs eyes buddy in grey was like being yo intense whe he was doing that. Lol
Wtf do you think the zookeepers are going to do to a silverback. Lol
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relax mom.....those two boys can handle themselves just fine
The Silverback was presenting himself to the man at the window. When gorillas are in captivity they participate in their healthcare by presenting body parts to keepers as part of their checkup. It appears that after the fight, he was presenting himself to check on any possible injuries.
I think he was telling the boy, that he’s the son, and needs to respect his alpha male. And to the father, you’re the man!!
No LOL.
LOL 3:25 look at the Knuckles on the window next to the guys head
It is almost like he was saying "I know that you came here to see us and we were fighting and I'm sorry!"
The zoo keeper: “now now boys settle down and eat your supper.” 😑
That sweet soul felt ashamed and apologised to these weird Gorillas in that ugly concrete enclosure behind that wall of shiny ice.
Such a lovely boy.
He didnt want to be friends with your brother, he wanted to show off his dominance to any males around,
I think KOKO understood Robin Williams and they had an empathy with each other.It's a lovely film .
You made me remember that already both koko and robin williams passed away 😭
Koko could use sign language. She also loved her kittens.
@@cdaemondx8241 sorry ☹️☹️
@@Bella-zq6nb It's fine
May they both be in a better place
ЧЕРЕЗ ПАРУ МИЛЛИОНОВ ЛЕТ, И ГОРИЛЛЫ СТАНУТ ЧЕЛОВЕЧЕСТВОМ...А МОЖЕТ ЕЩЁ И УМНЕЕ.
That's sooooooo sweeeet that he is befriending him. That is a true privilege.
Cool video, Shannon, :o)
I'm sure the Gorilla that kept going up to the glass and high fiving the guy felt like he was protecting him from the other Gorilla.
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"Awww" they say while the gorilla is trying to throw hands with the morons who are keeping eye contact with it
I rolled my eyes when the lady was like "WHERE ARE THE ZOOKEEPERS, NO NO NO NONONO" and just started laughing when she said "THEY COULD SPRAY THEM OR SOMETHING" Holy shit lady, these aren't house cats. This is the kind of lady who would freak out and then sue the zoo if two animals started mating while her children were looking at them. You know, demanding a ridiculous amount of money because the zoo was negligent in not training the animals not to mate in front of customers, and also claiming her children have PTSD from the event lmao.
That gorilla was cool as hell though
Listen to her accent when she says it. It's like I'm listening to Sarah Palin.
No point in saying no no no, this is what they do, he is just keeping everyone in
order so that they know he is deffo the boss.
Those two women talking in the background . . . "Well, you'd think they could spray them, or something." Right! It's called "Stop Gorilla Aggression." Available at must drugstores for just $9.99. Cheaper on Amazon. Must be one foot away from intended target to achieve full effect.
i lost it at "no no no, zookeepers ?"
Bloody hell, look like two mountains are colliding.
He keeps showing his back to show he's a silverback.
So this is where the iconic video came from 😂😂 where the zookeepers? Where u think mama? Their putting their gloves on in the locker room so they can go sum rounds after
I think zoo should implement a glass like that in the car which visitors could see the animals inside but not the other way around. In that case the animals won’t be disturbed and they could do their thing as if no one are watching them. It’s good because we could see their natural behaviors not when they’re not comfortable seeing humans watching them.
They're wild animals, Karen.
A silver-back gorilla bonds with a silver-sweatshirt man
No it doesn’t. It sees a man with raised fists, the tallest in a group, and it responds the way a captive animal that knows it can’t fight responds. By half heartedly raising its fists back to show that it, not he, is dominant.