In the viral video, the giant gorilla can be seen arriving on a bicycle. After a few seconds, the animal loses control and falls off the cycle. In anger, the ape then throws away the bicycle, giving Twitteratis a laugh riot!
Mountain Gorilla Ndakazi took her last breath in the caring arms of her guardian and deep rooted companion, Andre Bauma. She passed away in the park where she had lived for over 10 years. Bauma had taken care of Ndakasi since the time she was found sticking to her dead mother's body by public park officers.
While other wildlife has contracted the coronavirus from minks to tigers, this is the first known instance of transmission to great apes and it is unknown if they will have any serious reaction.
Domestic animals such as cats, cattle and sheep have been found to have a medium risk and dogs, horses and pigs were found to have low risk for contracting the deadly disease to date.
Is it a crow or a gorilla? The video has crossed 10 million views on Twitter and netizens are wondering what creature it is.
The world's largest living primate has been listed as critically endangered, making four of the six ape species only one step away from extinction, according to report released on Sunday at the IUCN World Conservation
Cincinnati: Panicked zoo visitors watched helplessly and shouted, "Stay calm!" while one woman yelled, "Mommy loves you!" as a 400-pound-plus gorilla loomed over a 4-year-old boy who had fallen into a shallow moat at the
San Diego: Veterinarians at the San Diego Zoo have performed a rare cesarean section on an 18-year-old gorilla.Zoo spokeswoman Christina Simmons said the female baby gorilla was in guarded condition Friday, having suffered complications from
Buffalo (New York), Mar 20: A 400-pound (180-kilogram) gorilla that escaped from its cage at an upstate New York zoo and bit a zookeeper has been captured in a zookeepers' lounge and has been tranquilized.The
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