The gorillas clearly recognize them, often abandoning play to bound over to the glass and gesture with their hands to see a phone. It's a surreal spectacle — the gorillas couldn't look more ...

Gorillas at the Colorado Zoo and the Bristol Zoo in the ... Scientists have not only discovered that they laugh when playing, ...

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Kahuzi-Biega National Park in Democratic Republic of Congo i s the only place where visitors can see the largest gorillas in the world: the eastern lowland gorilla. The park is hoping ...

One thinks of human children playing house. As I write this article, I am back in my camp on Mount Visoke, my term at Cambridge ended. My long-planned census of gorilla population is beginning ...

Gorillas don’t eat the potatoes or beans that ... I’m entranced too by the familiarity of their gestures: Like us, they scratch! They play with their toes! They hug their babies to their ...

Lea: Tell us briefly how gorillas live and what they're like in ... They’re usually showing off, running around, play fighting. And then of course, you have the babies and toddlers, taking ...

There's a national park in Rwanda that allows you to hike amongst giant gorillas in their natural habitat. You must have a permit to enter the park, which will run you $1500. But if you've ever ...