Gorillas
Seit ich 1988 "Gorillas im Nebel" im Kino sah, gehört meine ganze Liebe dem Schutz und der Erforschung der Berggorillas.
Dafür unterstütze ich Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund so gut ich kann!
Diese Besonderen Tiere dürfen nicht aussterben! Und dazu gehört auch die Hilfe für die Menschen, die in diesen Gegenden Leben. Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund hilft auch da. Und deshalb ist es für mich die Institution, denen ich helfen möchte.
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The worldwide Netflix release of A Gorilla Story showed the dramatic events that transpired in the Pablo group, but… how are the gorillas doing now?
A Gorilla Story pulled fans, new and old, into the Pablo family, telling the epic, very real tale of gorilla life. Since the documentary concluded filming two years ago, many large, extraordinary familial changes have occurred, shifting the landscape of the Pablo group even more.
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BIG NEWS: The Pablo group is coming to Netflix on April 17!
We’ve been keeping this secret for a long time: over the past six years, we’ve worked on a brand-new, groundbreaking documentary starring the Pablo group, entitled A Gorilla Story: Told by David Attenborough. And now, this highly-anticipated film is coming to a small screen near you! The film follows the family from its roots with Pablo the gorilla, all the way to the dramatic story of the present-day group.
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When it comes to bonding and affection, gorillas are SO MUCH like us. (Or are we like them?) 💛💖💘
There are so many fascinating and familiar ways that gorillas demonstrate their strong bonds with one another! It’s hard not to feel connected with our amazing close cousins when we witness how they express their tenderness and devotion for one another. 💛😍
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We’re celebrating: mountain gorilla twins born in the DR Congo
Twins in mountain gorillas are extremely rare, occurring in only one percent of known births.
We’ve only seen a handful of cases in the gorillas we monitor, protect and study in Rwanda, making this event all the more special. While Mafuko, the mother of the twins, is not among the gorillas we monitor, we are thrilled: every infant born helps the tiny mountain gorilla population expand. “Right now, mountain gorillas are the only great ape on the planet besides humans whose numbers are increasing,” says Dr. Tara Stoinski, President & CEO/Chief Scientific Officer of the Fossey Fund.
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