Gorilla trekking in Rwanda: epic & moving adventure! 

True. All the animals and other living things of the world would be way better off if humans didn't exist.

Exactly!

@Educated Negrono she was not. Your a troll.

Good recognition. They're no more animals than we are ourselves. With their toddler-like capacity for thought and emotion, I consider them people as well. Human definers like language and tools are found in rudimentary form among gorillas as well, so why bother making the distinction at all?

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I can't wait to go there.

you! come play with me 😂

If it had been me, I fear I would have followed. They are so cute.

@@winterweib Yeah, that’s a big risk.

he wanted him to return to monke

@@winterweib The father would probably beat you. They don't allow outsiders in, but the kids don't know that yet. Just like with humans haha

You have no idea how awful humans have been to these poor mountain gorillas. I learned about what really happened to so many of them and it is beyond and disgustingly evil! People would go kill the whole Gorilla family to take one baby to sell. They would cut off the hands and feet them while they were still alive. They would cut a mother gorilla's throat while the baby gorillas held onto her crying. These butchers would do this and much worse while laughing and posing for pictures. They would purposely torture a baby Gorilla just to get others to try to help then kill them. I could go on for hours with horror stories, but basically, human beings are the monsters of our planet. Gorillas, like most animals are very peaceful creatures. They are only made to be scary and dangerous for human profit in movies and so they can justify killing them.

@@andrewdwight3443 There is something very wrong with homo sapiens. If we don’t evolve from being a destroyer species, I feel the earth will find a way to eliminate us and let the more peaceful hominids take over.

@@andrewdwight3443 the vast majority of these animals were killed for food when the people of Rwanda were driven into their land as they escape the genocide...which was sponsored by the French and Belgium especially....also Clinton had the ability to stop the genocide but refused to act...nearly ONE MILLION PEOPLE were killed MOST HACKED TO DEATH WITH MACHETTES...it is the most inhumane example in the history of human beings.

@@jadezee6316 I understand what you are saying and the more I learn about Clinton and people like his buddy Jeffery Epstein, the more I agree that Clinton was not a good guy. Ok, if they killed them for food, it doesn’t make it that much better either. At some point we human beings must take responsibility for our own actions. If me and 100,000 of my friends grabbed machetes and hacked pregnant women to death in our country, everyone would be talking about how terrible we were. But it seems like as long as it’s not the US or Europe, not only do you never hold the actual perpetrators guilty, you blame people for not stopping it that had nothing to do with it. I’m not saying your completely wrong, but to not hold the people accountable for their own actions is not right. Ok they were hungry, I seriously doubt killing mountain gorillas was there only source of food! It probably was the easiest. Also I know for a fact that poaching has played a huge impact of their decline as well! I just think we would all be better off not making excuses and calling out this terrible slaughter of animals as wrong!

@@mamaksstorytime Sadly, Katie I tend to agree with you. The ones of us that care for our fellow human beings, our planet, and the beautiful animals that exist here, seem to become less and less. Greed and selfishness have taken over. Let’s hope that changes. To most animals human beings are basically Nazis.

Aren’t we trying to preserve the gorillas now? Is it not working?

@@brianmeen2158 I think he means the majority. Which is true. But to your point, you get some amazing humans also. Its a shame its a small few

God bless your country and your efforts to conserve these gentle giants. My respect to you folks!

Erwin Ntakirutinka i love your country from South Africa ❤️

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I know the feeling ☹️

@@jimbeam4111 you can reach me then we plan a nice trip including a wonderful safari in Serengeti, Ngorongoro parks in Tanzania too

Me!!! Me!!! I'll go!!!!😆😆😆😆

Memorable, I went there in 2009, when gorilla permit could still be obtained for 400 USD and visited Susa group. When I won the photo contest within Volcanoes Safaris, I got the second chance to visit those amazing creatures, this time in Uganda and it was beautiful, since an infant gorilla touched my head and I was privileged to be there in a solo group of 2 people and guides. Well, I agree with the fees to go up, for a good cause, but somehow 1500 USD is a lot of money, not all the people could pay to go on such a expedition... and the sad fact is, that despite all the money gathered, there are still poachers out there, killing those beautiful animals...

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I probably missed your older comment .... Would you be so kind to repeat the question?

I was wondering how to make a reservation at the incredible lodge and how you pay to get in the forest to see those amazing gorillas. Thank you very much

@@sarinfserg4965 You can reserve the lodge via the Wilderness Safaris website (wilderness-safaris.com/our-camps/camps/bisate-lodge); they also arrange your gorilla permit.

the Luxury Travel Expert thank you so very much ! We truly appreciate your information and thanks again for an EPIC video I have watched many times already

@@luxurytravelexpert I think for me it's better to look your video. I love these animals, but I am afraid for the attack..

He's seen rich white people, can't get any worse.

You should!

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