Gorilla infants ready to be named at Rwandan ceremony
Since 2005, naming infant mountain gorillas has become an important annual nationwide tradition in Rwanda. The naming ceremony, called...
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Since 2005, naming infant mountain gorillas has become an important annual nationwide tradition in Rwanda. The naming ceremony, called...
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We often receive inquiries from people wanting to know how they can help gorillas as well as other wildlife....
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“A life changing experience!” This is what most tourists say after they visit the mountain gorillas in Rwanda, and...
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Yes, Fossey Fund field staff spend a lot of time collecting and analyzing gorilla fecal samples, and while this...
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Mountain gorilla Poppy – who turns 42 years old on April 1 – is not only the oldest gorilla...
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As with humans, most mountain gorillas look distinctly different and can be identified on sight, based on their sizes,...
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Play is a common behavior among gorillas, just as it is with humans. Playing is seen most often among...
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Normally, female mountain gorillas spend their entire lives in groups, relying on an adult male silverback to protect their...
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In honor of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Karisoke Research Center by Dian Fossey, the Dian Fossey...
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Last year Fossey Fund field staff observed the formation of four new gorilla groups in Rwanda, all created by...
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Mountain gorilla Poppy – at almost 42 years old – is not only the oldest gorilla monitored by the...
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For seven months, mountain gorilla mother Pasika did something remarkable. Normally, female mountain gorillas spend their entire lives in...
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