Albino gorilla is a product of incest
The only gorilla that has ever been turned around in the world was born due to the incestuous marriage between its parents, according to a new study.
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The only gorilla that has ever been turned around in the world was born due to the incestuous marriage between its parents, according to a new study.
Not all white animals are albino, but albino is a genetic defect. Here are the most exotic white animals, but not all of them are albino.
On December 22 (local time), Columbus, Ohio (USA) Zoo staff held a 56th birthday party for Colo.
Gorillas have an extrovert personality that lasts 10 years longer than others.
A group of researchers have warned that 25 species of primates such as monkeys, langurs, lemurs and gorillas in Asia and Africa are extremely dangerous on the brink of e…
Meeting again after a long time, two monkeys in the British park happily shook hands and hugged each other. Story about
After a gorilla died of the hunter's trap in the forest in Rwanda, its two mates found and broke the trap.
Monkey species in general seem to be able to do addition operations. They plan, fight and restore peace. They can express empathy, sharing. That's why Duke University sc…
Cross River gorillas are extremely shy species. Just a glimpse of the shadow of them will immediately disappear so the researchers are very lacking in information about…
Cambridge researchers have deciphered the genetic code of a gorilla called Kamilah. Research shows that the human genome is similar to the gorilla genome. The team hopes…
Panda, white rhino and mountain gorilla all have difficulty maintaining species through reproduction. However, no creature on Earth appears to be
The International Animal Protection Fund (WWF) has just released a list of 10 endangered wildlife species this year.
The lovely image of a gorilla was hugged by her mother in her arms, causing strong emotion to viewers because they showed the same maternal love as humans.
The report by an international team of scientists said that malaria is now spreading among humans is more likely to come from gorillas, not from chimpanzees.
DNA tests in the feces of wild gorillas provided evidence that gorillas were not vegetarian.