October 12, 2011 • Park rangers thwart poachers» plans to sell a baby
gorilla in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Not exact matches
The enormity of Ebola's impact became clear
in January, when researchers found that up to two - thirds of the
gorillas in the Lossi sanctuary
in the northern part of the
Democratic Republic of Congo — 600 to 800 animals — had likely fallen to the virus since November.
He and his colleagues obtained feces from 24
gorillas living
in Cameroon, 47 chimpanzees from Gombe National Park
in Tanzania, 24 wild bonobos from the
Democratic Republic of the Congo and 16 people from Connecticut.
Rescued as a 4 - year - old from poachers
in 2007, Kaboko was raised
in a
gorilla orphanage
in the
Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
Ebola has killed as many as 5,500
gorillas in Gabon and the
Democratic Republic of the Congo since 2002, according to University of Barcelona primatologist Magdalena Bermejo.
Gorilla Doctors http://gorilladoctors.org/ The only source of veterinary care to endangered mountain
gorillas in the Rwanda, Uganda and the
Democratic Republic of Congo
In an effort to help replenish the population of gorillas in a reserve in the east part of the Democratic Republic of Congo, UN peacekeepers from the MONUC mission will airlift nine orphaned gorillas into the regio
In an effort to help replenish the population of
gorillas in a reserve in the east part of the Democratic Republic of Congo, UN peacekeepers from the MONUC mission will airlift nine orphaned gorillas into the regio
in a reserve
in the east part of the Democratic Republic of Congo, UN peacekeepers from the MONUC mission will airlift nine orphaned gorillas into the regio
in the east part of the
Democratic Republic of Congo, UN peacekeepers from the MONUC mission will airlift nine orphaned
gorillas into the region.
At that time, only about 650 mountain
gorillas existed worldwide, over half of which lived
in the Volcano National Park
in the Virungas mountains straddling Rwanda, Uganda, and the
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Only about 650 mountain
gorillas exist worldwide, some 355
in the Volcano National Park
in the Virungas mountains straddling Rwanda, Uganda, and the
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Worldwide, mountain
gorillas are categorized as «endangered» and «critically endangered,» with about 700 living
in the
in the Virunga mountain range of Rwanda,
Democratic Republic of Congo, and Uganda.