Tag: Tuck

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Dian Fossey Fund

Historic Female Gorilla Tuck Dies

Historic Female Gorilla Tuck Dies Mourning the loss of a matriarch It has been very cold up on the Virunga volcanoes, home to the endangered

September 8, 2010

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Elder Female Tuck Growing Weaker

Elder Female Tuck Growing Weaker Female mountain gorilla Tuck is the oldest female among the research gorillas monitored by the Karisoke™ Research Center. On Aug.

September 1, 2010