First time shooting a scene of gorillas know ... sing
Using a special robot to invade, researchers first recorded an extremely rare footage of gorillas singing and even farting .
The video shows large gorillas relaxing in a canopy in a reserve in Uganda. To be on the safe side, the operators of the small gorilla robots have done a great job of disguising themselves and making sure they don't affect the gorillas.
Larger gorillas in a reserve in Uganda.
The monkeys caught are enjoying a leaf party so much that they start humming melodies never recorded before.
Not only that, the filmed monkeys constantly deflated in most of their meals.
In 2016, scientists confirmed that gorillas tended to like singing when they ate and even tried to document this behavior in the Republic of Congo.
Through research, the researchers found that older gorillas were more capable of singing and humming than younger ones. Male gorillas are noted to prefer singing more than females. Not only that, they tend to sing more when eating plants and seeds, instead of insects.
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