First started during the UN Year of the Gorilla in 2009, this channel has broadened out to feature wildlife and conservation videos from my work to save endangered species and their habitat around the world. You'll detect a prevalence of apes and elephants, but all life forms fascinate me - hope they intrigue you too. Happy browsing.
Quick comment to connect, you just left my company overlooking Dinas Cross. Very nice talking with you Ian... and though I shall keep my mind on editing at this precise moment, your work here looks to be fascinating. Jess.
I love garrillas this is the best garrilla video I ever seen it's apsultity beautiful I can watch these beautiful mom garrillas all day everyday I love the way the Bond with each other it was so beautiful to watch I wish 🙏 them a long and happy and blessed and healthy life with plenty of food 🥑🥝 plants ☘️🌵 fruit 🍓🍑🍑 that they love so much God bless 🙏 them thank you for sharing from Brooklyn New York
THAT silverback right there, with the unimaginable amount of power and muscle that he cna generate through those forearms while raging, beats a grizzly bear. Grizzlies carry a lot of fat storage on them, that dude right there is complete concrete muscle with unimaginable power in those formarms.
True. Mountain gorillas are pound to pound way stronger than almost all mammals. They are the real king of the Jungle and are highly underestimated by many people just because they are gentle and don't get in fights.
Just like some human babies, baby gorillas need some time and patience to latch on and nurse. These wonderful creatures are our close cousins, we need to protect them and love them.
@Ian Redmond World gorilla day is tomorrow Ian, thanks for the video and when is next video about the mountain gorillas of Africa Rwanda, Uganda and DR Congo later this year or the next?
@@YoGAmbassador Amazing, good luck going back to East and Central-East Africa, these apes are very iconic and thanks. One more thing, when you do can you do the Umubano and Susa gorilla families in Rwanda's volcanoes national park and the Bitukura, Nyakagezi and Oruzogo gorilla families in Uganda's Bwindi impenetrable forest and Mgahina national park and the Kabirizi family in DR Congo's Virunga national park?
