Congo silverback gorilla
Sunday, March 7th, 2010
A majestic Congo silverback gorilla hurls great clumps of mud and grass as he patrols the riverbank at the edge of his territory.
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A majestic Congo silverback gorilla hurls great clumps of mud and grass as he patrols the riverbank at the edge of his territory.
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The world’s population of critically endangered western lowland gorillas has received a huge boost. A new, groundbreaking census released by the Wildlife Conservation Society shows massive numbers of these secretive great apes alive and well in the Republic of Congo.
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This Mountain Gorilla is in danger of dying out. The gorillas live in a part of the developing world that is dangerous and chaotic for humans and animals alike. The Mountain Gorillas and their forest habitat are defended by park rangers who are comitted to the protection of Congo’s biological heritage. Ever day they go up against massive odds to find and film all the gorilla families in the park. To learn more about the gorillas, the park and the rangers please go to http://www.gorillacd.org.
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This Silverback gorilla suddenly became enraged at the people on the other side of the glass on 8/23/09.
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Robert Williams of Nederland describes the process of making biomass briquettes, which he hopes will replace the production of charcoal in the Congo. Charcoal production causes deforestation and the destruction of critical mountain gorilla habitat.
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This is footage of gorillas in the bamboo belt of the forests of the Mikeno Sector of Virunga National Park, DRC, in which Mapuwa and Nvuyekure lead the nomadic family on their daily journey in search of food. The Mountain Gorilla is a critically endangered species and its habitat is threatened by the deforestation that is caused, mainly, by the illegal production of charcoal. The only people protecting the gorillas and their forest home are the park rangers. They track, find, observe and film all the gorilla families in the park every single day. It is gruelling and dangerous work. They walk quickly up the slopes of Mount Mikeno for hours and then hack their way through bamboo forests to make sure that these gorillas are safe and well. And there are many predators in the forest; animal and human. There are buffalo, baboons, elephants and, of course, gorillas. There are also poachers, criminal gangs involved in charcoal production, and sundry armed groups. To find out more about the gorillas, the park and the rangers please visit http://www.gorillacd.org.
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Tocksick Dandruff performing Gorilla Guerilla, an attack on illegal Gorilla hunting poaching activities in the jungles of Kongo
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CDG-DVD-112 – The Congo contains some of the most fascinating natural wildlife habitats in Africa. This fascinating country is home to a remarkable creature, the Mountain Gorilla. Our destination is the Virunga National Park that extends along the borders of the Congo, Uganda and Rwanda.
Close to the border with Uganda is the village of Goma that contains several dwellings and a good market that displays an amazing variety of exotic fruit. After a short but very welcome break the journey continues in a four-wheel drive minibus but this does not last very long as it soon becomes necessary to travel by foot, a daunting prospect but also one inspired by the possibility of spotting the rare Mountain Gorilla in its natural habitat on a journey that will take around two days.
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Some rare footage of the magnificent Elephants in the Virungas.
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Silverback gorilla approaches remote video camera in the Goualougo Triangle. Visit www.congo-apes.org to learn more about these amazing apes!
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