Tag: male gorilla

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Dian Fossey Fund

Gwiza: A Most Persistent Solitary Silverback

January 9, 2012 A Most Persistent Solitary Silverback The Fossey Fund’s Karisoke™ Research Center routinely monitors nine groups of mountain gorillas. Ranging in the same

January 9, 2012

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Gorilla Behavior

Largest Mountain Group Challenging but Continues to Facinate

May 25, 2011 Pablo’s Group Challenging but Fascinating The largest group of mountain gorillas, named after Pablo, a historic silverback, recently reached a membership of

May 25, 2011