Sentences with phrase «baby gorilla»
The phrase "baby gorilla" refers to a young gorilla, typically one that has not yet grown fully and is still small in size. Full definition
A two - year - old baby gorilla named Kamoli is caught on camera playing a game of peek - a-boo with a toddler at Columbus Zoo in Ohio.
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There's poaching of baby gorillas, the film just touches on that a little, but we could have had a whole storyline that went much more in depth.
In 1947, while working as an instructor for Northwestern University's School of Dentistry, Dr. Boothe was asked to extract a tooth from a popular baby gorilla at Lincoln Park Zoo.
Here, I thought, was a token gesture of indulgence, the same sort that spurs celebrities to adopt baby gorillas.
As a former veterinary assistant, Nancy worked and cared for a variety of animals, in addition to having worked at the Los Angeles Zoo caring for baby gorillas.
At this year's Kwita Izina, 12 recently arrived baby gorillas will be celebrated and named.
Click through to see photos from the event and some of the adorable baby gorillas that were honored.
That Lebron gif is hilarious because I think he looks like a baby gorilla, but not in a cute way... Happy Friday friend!
Chessington Zoo was today celebrating the birth of a baby gorilla following the successful use of online dating.
October 12, 2011 • Park rangers thwart poachers» plans to sell a baby gorilla in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Lawrence's baby gorilla has grown swiftly indeed, and now ascends the tower a la King Kong in New York.
Perhaps intended to play against player expectations at the time, seeing Mario as whip - wielding jailer out to kill a baby gorilla is a little jarring these day.
And it didn't help that pre-release coverage of the game revealed that Dixie's new companion would be a baby gorilla in light blue footie pajamas.
Watching a mother gorilla nurse a baby gorilla in the exact same fashion as a human mother was awe - inspiring.
For the sixth year running, Kwita Izina, or the baby gorilla naming ceremony, has been held in Rwanda.
For the sixth year running, Kwita Izina, or the baby gorilla naming ceremony, has been held in Rwanda, in the shadow of the Virunga mountains in Volcanoes National Park.
Though the «official» festival has been held since 2005, the tradition of naming baby gorillas is a centuries - old tradition.