Video images of the world’s rarest and most endangered gorilla species, the Cross River gorilla, have been captured by a forest camera-trap for the first time. There are thought to be no more than 300 Cross River gorillas in the wild and conservationists hope the footage will prompt efforts to help save the species from extinction. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons.
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They are amazing and loving
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+ add your ownHere's hoping people will leave them alone. And thanks for whoever was responsible for the cameras. What wonderful animals they are.
Thank you.
Wow - very precious
Wow are they ever magnificent!
i hope their population can survive.....
They always seem so regal and relaxed.
amazing
Thanks Cris for posting the video. Wonderful.
Awesome! Leave them alone!
They are magnificent
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