MOUNTAIN GORILLAS MATING IN VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK RWANDA | World Traveler

Mountain gorillas mating in Volcanoes National Park Rwanda was a unique lesson in human behaviour.

Bob and Sue wanted to witness the Mountain Gorillas in Africa before they become extinct.

There are 790 left and that is an improvement from what the count was a few years back.

The guides, porters, and trackers do a great job making sure the environment and the animals i.e. gorillas are all protected so tourists and researchers can experience Man's closest relatives.

It was just by accident that a Blackback and then the Silverback of this particular family were mating with one of the females, as Bob and Sue and others came along.

The look on the female gorilla's face tells the "whole" story about male and female relationships whether they be gorillas or humans.

It is fascinating to see human behaviour in other animals like the mountain gorillas.

Mating is a natural part of life!

Видео MOUNTAIN GORILLAS MATING IN VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK RWANDA | World Traveler канала World Traveler with Bob