Yeah you look like them I agree

@@wasupman777What the fuck? What the hell does that even mean? Where’s this shit coming from?

We dont like cold

You mean "how @annak9646 react in being in the rain" i live in a country within the equator and it gets hot as hell here. I prefer the rain than to melt

@@user-ee6lk1pb6w … What? Lots of people react to the rain with mild discomfort. It’s, like, a super common thing. This isn’t exclusive to her at all, you just live in a hot place. And even then, I’m sure people don’t enjoy being wet and soggy while walking home where you’re from.

Indeed

She protected her eye so she could see where she was going

Annie is such a DIVA 😅

Y ami me da miedo

My husband wouldn’t even be that useful 🤦🏻

@@TheDriftdogmost likely because he is exasperated by being around rude, disrespectful, ungrateful slobs. You get what you deserve

​@@TheDriftdogyour husband is not a simp. Based

@@johnlove2954 simp? Based?

I agree ❤❤

Nah, we're just gorillas with suits off lol

They are the closest species to humans and highly intelligent and love their children and families.

They share 98,5 % of their genes with us. They are close relatives.

BFD we share the same with pigs.

Yeah, just like an open prison really. Except the gorillas didn't commit any crimes.

@@H20. exactly .Zoos are awful places ,

Oh yes! That is the best when they can go in and out. I had a cat door for one of my cats

​@@HelenaMikasoh my, how the world still dearly loves a cage...

We are devolved as humans, and monitored by the 👹

UnderstanNd Ouch!!!!❤️🦍❤️

😂😂

thats how i walk when i gotta talk a dump

​@@Dre-yd2xhsame

​@@Dre-yd2xh😂😂😂😂😂

Their closeness has developed over time. When Annie first joined the troop, there were problems . I’m glad to see that has changed

​@@MckennacorbinThanks to Shabani.

trying to fix it

The males coming out acting like that it was frustrating was too relatable. "The hell is with this today? Damn thing."

I don’t get this saying. How can an action be a mood?

@@westaussie965gen z slang. Mood = causing one to have a good feeling

@@westaussie965it’s like saying , that’s me. That’s something I would do. “ I feel that”

@@westaussie965mood= relatable feeling

He like “I know you fucking lying”

He was like “seriously, we just got outside” 😂

The way he spreads his hand out 👐🏼 like he’s saying “Seriously, the zookeepers couldn’t let us out earlier” 😂

Hahaha that's the perfect way to describe that run 😂

Haha right? She covered her eyes!

@@The_Darkest1 🤣

@@MariTemification Right, the most female thing ever🫶🏾😂🤣

@@ItsAllLove4Real it’s really so sweet. Animals are so precious!!

Me too ❤🤠🇬🇧🤟👍🙏

Remarkable and gentle giants. ❤️

@@333Hedgehogs 🙄

@@333Hedgehogs whatever makes you happy 👍

*they're

Yeah, that was funny !

​@@p.e.p2368I thought they could go in and out

Why didn't they leave it so they could get back in?

I think because she was staring at the alpha, then realized she made a huge mistake when he noticed. Hense why the other gorilla realized this and ran off as well 😅

In gorilla behavior, direct eye contact is considered a sign of aggression or a challenge.

Watch them in the wild, not in a zoo! It breaks my heart to see these beautiful, intelligent, emotional animals living in captivity! Zoos must end! Leave the animals in the wild where they belong. No zoo can provide a truly natural habit with enough space to roam free. Keeping an intelligent animal locked in an exhibit is like keeping them in a prison. They are innocent and they deserve to be free!

@@thetruepatriot7733 listen, I agree with you WHOLEHEARTEDLY…however, the tragic reality is that “humans” (monsters) are poaching them for their hands and heads for disgusting rituals. Their habits are being consumed..again..by “humans”….even in national preserves such as those in Africa - with armed guards - the elephants, giraffes, lions, tigers, are mercilessly poached. I can only see what is visible in the video, and captivity is a horrific “solution”…but is appears that this gorilla enclosure does provide a “healthy” clean and safe environment. No substitute for the wild…but it’s becoming increasingly difficult to preserve and protect these gorillas - and all wildlife - from the vile selfish beings that are labeled “human”.

@@thetruepatriot7733 I completely empathize with you but unfortunately, this wonderful species are endangered. The only true way to make sure gorillas don't become extinct is because of human interference. (Well, the good kind who want to make sure they survive.) In the wild, their homes/habitat are being destroyed, they are hunted down and are on the verge of extinction. I wish this wasn't the only way to make sure their species doesn't die out. In my opinion, though, they seem to not mind at times and seem content. (At least the Shabani family seems to.)❤

@@pigtailsandteddybears You are absolutely correct. Without zoos gorillas would eventually go extinct. Zoos play a critical role in what's called a "Species survival plan" which ensures that they don't go extinct. Zoos work hard to maintain enough genetic diversity within captive populations so that if and when it becomes necessary to have to re-establish wild populations post-extinction, that it will be possible to do so. Also, gorillas in zoos are not caught from the wild. Most of them are born in zoos, the main exception being sometimes a wild born baby gorilla whose mother died or was killed by a poacher. A baby gorilla in the wild without it's mother will die - period. It's not as if zoos are going around stealing wild gorillas though - zoos are the good guys.

@@mchevre Very well said 😊

😂😂❤

So do I! I wish they all had a chance to live normally! I loved Titua

Annie are you ok? You ok annie? Lol

❤🦍🖤💯🦍🖤💯❤️

We are them.

NO WE ARE NOT@@jayjay0640

@@jayjay0640 no we’re not you bimbo 98% of our DNA structures also match Pigs Charles Darwin was a sister fcker and a Christian while going to the courts to present his failed theory of “we come from apes” or a “relative” Then they’ll try to be more disingenuous by saying that the Greek were the ones who “found” the idea that we come from a common ancestor-which is more true than the accepted idea that we’ve come from ape relatives. A bird also has 2 eyes and two legs like we do - does that make it us? And then you wonder why swine is forbidden in religion A raven can speak like us- does it make us them? We are similar because we come from the same source of creation.

No.😂

At what mark did this happen please

@@thecupcakeeater8037right after 7:26

@@Israel-IS-Socialism awww thanks its so cute

Ai (愛) means love in both Chinese and Japanese.

@@AttilatheNun-xv6kc Aw, thank you for telling me that! It suits her perfectly ❤

Than you..clearly 🙄🙄

@@DionneGudgin-bf4ny what was the purpose of that comment

​@@bexxx97I would assume that the negative comment from Dionne is linked to jealousy of some sort. He/she is probably a trump cult member

Don't be stupid, animals have a vicious side too

@@bazle64 lol, yes even a cute little mouse, pick one up they will bite the f out of you

😂😂😂❤❤❤que graciosos esque les gusta poco la lluvia 😅

Kind of a big sister vibe I would say but very sweet.

Soft tempered? See troupes fighting...

@@rebeccaconlon9743 Their fights (at least in zoos) rarely escalate to physical contact(actual punches, bites etc). They mostly shove and chase each other off.

That soft tempered giant would beat you to within an inch of your life.

​@845pitdog Just as would any wild animal. Just as would your neighbour, if you invaded his house. Your point?

It's bit surprising they haven't moved Annie to have her own family (though I'm not sure how old she is so maybe she's too young still) but so far it seems to be working fine where she is.

@@teijaflink2226 she's was old enough at 8 to have children but because Kiyomasa and Shabani are blood related it will be bad. They try to mate but it's never successful, they need to remove her just like you said. In the wild female primates find troops or communities to have family's to avoid inbreeding.

Ive always wondered if Ai knows Annie is her daughter. Or Ai being even keeled, just grew close to her naturally?

Evolution 😂

It's actually really sad that we keep them in cages because of how close we are in relation to each other.

Why does it creep her out? The normal human reaction is to be amazed or loving towards an animal that displays such human characteristics

Agree! Gorilla Boy, Tatu from Prague always liked the ropes and would often put the rope around his neck. When other Gorilla adults saw that, they would stop him. Sadly, he must have woken early one morning as others slept, he went to play alone and must have put the rope around his neck and hung himself. By the times the Keepers came in, he was already dead. The Adult Gorillas, ( Mainly his close Aunt, Kamba ) were very upset & desperately tried to get him down. Gorilla Aunt, Kamba was very upset and would not allow the staff near him, they had to spray her with a hose to get to Tatu. He was my favorite Gorilla-boy. I still miss his gentle, funny and sweet personality. I wonder now where he would be, no doubt he would have been the best Dad as he was such a protective, patient, affectionate and sweet big brother to baby Kiburi. It can happen. Hopefully that is not a habit. I don't think I could stand another to come to that fate. --->Sweet Taru ---< ukposts.info/have/v-deo/hHepaqp6qKd3p4E.html Sweetest big brother ---> ukposts.info/have/v-deo/ZV1hiIVurXmLq4E.html & ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pXd0oJ94fI5kzZ8.html 😘

@@maryeddy4871 That is so sad Mary, what a sweet boy he was to have such a tragic ending to his life. Hope you are well, best wishes. 🙋‍♀️🦍🇬🇧

@@glynisakabonniekenzie7664 , He was the sweetest little Gorilla-Boy. I just imagine him now in Paradise with other Gorillas who left us too early. He giggles as he plays all day. The older Gorillas care for him and Angels sing them to sleep at night. Hearts this pure must have a special place God saved just for them. My best to you Sweetheart. Take care. 😘

@@maryeddy4871 I watched all the Prague videos from that era as well and precious Tatu 🤠🦍was an absolute joy to watch💔🤷‍♀️. His death left me with a deep sorrow for a long time after. 🌎💙🇺🇸Thank you from Texas, USA, for reminding me of his profound legacy.

@@BeegirlsHoneyHouse , Thank you for this kind & beautiful comment. Some friend posted his picture for the anniversary of his death. Many commented and love and miss this sweet boy very much. I'm "still" trying to find a video of Tatu. It was after Kiburi was born, and Tatu went to sleep with Kijivu but we know with the new baby, he gets Mom and other siblings must sleep elsewhere. Tatu was standing there, looking at Mommy with such a sadness and confusion in his little face. He tried to find a cuddle spot, but Mom had to protect the baby. As he stood back up looking down at mommy, Kamba came and grabbed Tatu. Kamba took Tatu and cuddled him, making his little heart happy. There was sound, it was black and white. Maybe the old 24 hour camera they had set up. It was a really touching video but, seems it is suddenly gone along with other videos I wanted to watch again. Some videos are now private or deleted. I have no idea where they are now. Figures, one of my favorite videos of my Sweet Boy. Maybe one day i will find it. Looked under soooo many pages, asked people, no one can find it.I think it was titled something like "Tatu's 1st night without Mommy" But, not sure. I found the one with Kiburi when Nuru was born, but Tatu one is gone. We know Moja was not happy to give up Kamba to Tatu. She was so funny. When Moja was jealous or mad she didn't hide it at all. She let whatever Gorilla piss her off know she was angry. She was a trip. Take care and thanks again sweetie!!

Are the females also called silverbacks?

All they do is prioritize their reproductive success, male gorillas don't care about their offspring.

​@@ZFern9390no. Only the alpha males

Give them a tablet

True

The whole family is stunningly beautiful. It has been wonderful to watch Annie and Kiyomasa go from babies to agile, funny juveniles. Shabani has been a great father and leader.

She really is.

Did it remind you about your ancestors? 🤣🤣

@@indianmilitary no, actually they remind me of your Mama.

We are mammals

@@DionysiaSapentiawe are hungry

We are human

We are da world

We are NOT related.

​@@liamc1102 But still, one should not exclude the fact that we have one detachment of primates with them and they are anthropoid.

@@liamc1102 Science proves we are indeed related!

​@@liamc1102Yes, we are. Cope.

We share 98% DNA with them

Our cousins!