He's make a good bongo drummer. Such majestic, observant animals though aren't they? And their sense of balance is amazing. How they're able to sit and stand on beams and small areas with ease.
To: @davidtsmith33 - Astonishing is it not. The circumference of the pillar can not be much more than the length of the foot but they are so confident in their ability that they do not even need to look where they place their feet. Ha, ha! I have to chuckle to myself when I see these 'quadrupeds' walking freehand on a tightrope whilst it takes many years of training and select specimens for we 'accomplished' bipeds to achieve such results.
We didnt invent rhythm, its present in nature and in our biology. We're just really good at applying reason and logic to it, analysing drum patterns and what not
Sadly it backfires a lot they get too relaxed they can't properly utilize their strength in the wild they easily get bullied by chimps who steal their babies
@@greybottl3521 yes and no while it's true they are outnumbered their size and obvious strength should be enough reason for the chimps to not want to mess with them as even the females are larger and stronger than the average chimp just going by the fact leopards have been recorded taking on silverbacks and outside of 2 males clashing and the occasional leopard they don't really have impressive showings against other species leads to an honest fact Gorillas are strong but don't really do much with said strength
nah they're not as gentle as u think, gorillas are extremely dangerous and aggresive as well, they're just not as loud as chimps. There's a video on here of a gorilla breaking the glass trying to merk a little girl just because she beat her chest playfully. In the wild just looking a gorilla in the eyes would cause him to end u, so don't be under the impression that they're peace loving creatures, gorillas are extremely aggresive and territorial beasts of nature.
I love how much he's turning into his daddy. 🥰 I would dare say he's even more silly and entertaining. I'm so impatient to see how he will be as a father. To me, he's learned from the most unique, empathetic, playful, silly, protective, observant (and many more qualities) silverback I've ever seen and adore. I love watching how much Kiyo is absorbing, learning, copying and has taken in so much from Shabani. It's such a beautiful thing to watch.❤❤❤
You may love watching them but if you could "see" then you would know how sad it is for them to be prisoners of this tiny concrete prison. All the gorillas look to thin and the monkeys look unhealthy and a lot of hair loss. They are bored and stressed daily. There is tension everyday between all the groups . The behavior of the gorilla says it all about how he is feeling. They are not happy or content. Locked up isn't where they want to be nor should be. The zoo only has them because the gorillas are the bread and butter for the zoo. The gorillas are the main attraction people want to see at zoo. Life for these gorillas isn't a happy or good life , it's quite sad . If you look into there eyes you will "see" the sadness they hold. How do you think you would feel if you were a prisoner ( not of your own actions) in a concrete jungle that was way to small while adding more to the groups and being gawked at daily by loud people? There isn't anything to stimulate their mind and everyday is the same over and over . Boredom, stresses them all . The tension will never stop for any of them. The zoo's aren't keeping them to help them (as they claim) they aquire them because it means more profit.
Kiyo said “yawl don’t want the smoke” 😂 but did Kiyo really lift his leg while drumming although he was sitting down 😂. Thank you sooooo much for showing the interaction with the chimps. I love it Everytime! ❤
Gorillas are like the perfect creatures. Look at that majestic brute standing high up on that narrow pillar with absolutely no fear of heights! I had no idea they're so highly arboreal even at that size
Humans are thankless for everything . In reality Us HOMO SAPIENS are the perfect creatures . We can swim , climb , Fly ,literally everthing . We are apex Predator . We have the most powerful brain on earth.
eh I've seen humans tight rope walking across mountains, this was not very impressive at all. If u consider them perfect for such a miniscule deed then what do u consider us?
There was a gorilla in lahore zoo where people would scream and shout at the gorila daily and sometimes throw stuff st him. One day a lady came and she had a child with her snd she tried to show it to the gorilla and he snatched the chikd and ripped him apart by pulling his head off. They transferred that gorill to karachi zoo. U can check it on youtube or Google @birbwatcher5677
@@faycegaming6420is this because you made that shitty edit of “silverback gorilla vs grizzly bear” and you let the grizzly win? They wouldn’t fight to begin with, get over it mate.
I know this is probably random af, but my favorite xmen has been nightcrawler. After watching these male Silverback gorillas. Nah, beast is definitely favorite now. He is seriously a Silverback but sophisticated and highly intelligent. Yeah NC can teleport, but beast can swing just as fast. Plus dude can pound the tar out of people. Yeah, random as hell thought. Good video
The gorillas in London is way worse than this enclosure. When i was there the silver back was lieing down just staring. He turned to look at us and wrapped his finger on the fence. I haven’t gone back because it almost broke my heart
He isnt showing off his strength to only the chimpanzees, he is showing it to all of us. He be looks like he cant take it anymore. So incredibly heartbreaking.
@@karynsuepohlmeier2109 finally someone with a brain . Yes he looks very sad as the rest of them also look. People look but they don't "see" how these gorillas really feel being forced to stay in their concrete prison for the rest of their lives. People staring at them every single day. A concrete habitat that is way to small already yet more are added to group but the enclosure stays the same. Everyday is the same with nothing to stimulate them at all and that is why they are stressed,bored, depressed, and tense daily . The zoo's have the primates because that is the bread and butter for the zoo. They survive off of the backs of these gorillas because that is the main part of the zoo people go to see is the primates. Without the gorillas and chimpanzees most zoo's would probably have to close due to lack of funding.
They all seem sad. These are very large primates and as many as there are in this family they really don't have adequate space, and definitely not enough green space with natural resources. When I was a child I loved going to the zoo but even then I always felt so bad and sad for all the animals because even at a young age I realized they didn't belong there in these zoo's they belonged and deserved to live in the wild with open space, streams, forest and mountains, and the exotic places they originally were from . I couldn't imagine living in a small area with strange people and faces staring at me all day every day
@@drehder9256 Inmates who get 3 hots and a cot, and never have to worry about leopards or snakes or anything else that might harm or kill them in the wild.
@@Cosmo-Kramer its a weak argument. 1. Animals that are free usually look healthier, bigger and stronger than their caged counterparts. 2. Being free is arguably less stressful than living a boring life, where everyday is the same old thing over and over over . But the main point is this: You said, a little bit of stress is healthy (a medically researched source please or else it's nothing but yt comment section jibber jabber without any backup), thereby insinuating that other than the neighboring chimps, life isn't stressful for the gorillas, which of course is nonsense as I have stated above. Why? Because you deteriorate mentally, physically and emotionally. So yeah, nice provocative little statement you got there. It's nonsense though.
Yes, Chimpanzees are naturally aggressive and impulsive. They literally go out of their way to have mini-wars with other tribes of chimps, and will even sometimes steal baby gorillas and kill them. Gorillas are peaceful creatures, but if provoked, they’re capable of even more rage than chimps.
Generally yes, especially the males. Hell chimps are known to start all out wars with rival chimps tribes. There was one famous one that lasted a good 4 years.
these are not typical behaviors being shown.bordom can be very stressful. just watching these gorillas is giving me anxiousness. they need stimulus.they need bigger play areas.more interactive things to do.
Guess you never heard about the chimp gorilla war going on. Google it. Or should I say the war that’s been on and off just about whenever they cross paths. Chimps are cowards only fight if they have numbers over gorilla and kill the kids. I hate chimps and macaques and baboons
8:47 Uau como kiyomasa identificava as fêmeas?? Os bebês até é fácil pois são mais pequenos, mas uma chimpanzé?? Também achei interessante que o kiyomasa apenas estava se amostrar para os machos 🤔
I hope proceeds from this channel go to renovating and upgrading their habitat to something more natural. Primates as well as a variety of other animals have bee found to have clinical depression. There is just too much that could be done these days Do you show them their own videos?? I’ve seen other places do that and even owners of pets like birds - parrots face time each other look it up
@@kibe3602 I agree but sometimes these Animals/Mammals are rescued at young ages and can no longer survive in the wild. A lot of injured and or parent-less babies. So unfortunately not all of them are fit to be released back into the wild so I am glad they at least have a home. The good News is that the highest recorded ages of Animal/ Mammals living, were from those in Captivity or better yet, Sanctuaries. Chimpanzees are always showing these aggressive signs, this isn't anything new sadly and the Gorilla was just enjoying the view and watching the noisy neighbors like a lot of people do lol...🙏🏽🕊️
@@kibe3602 Obviously they belong in the wild. But what happens when greedy and selfish human beings decide they need to destroy their habitat in the name of the almighty dollar?? It is entirely our fault that apes are in cages..we put them there so they are safe from us.
Exactly. That young black back male Kiyo is showing signs of stress. It's way too bored and also distressed at being locked up and right next to his more aggressive and noisy genetic cousins for neighbours too. I don't think anyone would fare well getting locked up like this.
I feel like these apes are signing. There's a hand language happening. Wow. And I also feel like he needs instruments or something. He could make music❤❤❤
One gorilla can easily beat up 4 chimps at once , I assure you that is not anxiety. Gorillas are no where near as aggressive as chimps but that should not be confused with fear or anxiety.
Gorillas are amazing. I'm always astounded by their ability to balance and their fearlessness when it comes to heights. At 4:05 Kiyomasa is standing on top of that column, probably a good 30 feet above the ground, not holding on to anything, and he's rapidly drumming away and shifting his feet, without a worry about falling. Very few humans could get away with that but to gorillas it's nothing.
Can never get over when Gorillas sit up right they look like my fat slightly drunk uncle just need to change fur to light grey and silver, shave the head and give him a can of Old Milwaukie beer.
The amount of stress Kiyomasa showed on his platform was stunning. His discomfort regarding his noisy and belligerent neighbors was obvious. I was surprised that gorillas had to live in such a noisy environment (concrete floor, echoing rooms), it seems so poles apart from their habitat....
Am I the only one who finds this video with gorillas disturbing? It seems like zoos are more focused on entertainment than animal welfare. Gorillas and chimpanzees are natural enemies, and reports show that chimps can attack young gorillas. The stress on the gorilla's face here is undeniable, even from a distance. Are the zoo professionals not aware of this, or are they intentionally causing stress to make the gorillas more active for visitors?
Even in separate enclosures, the sight and presence of each other cause significant stress for gorillas, as their survival instincts kick in. This constant stress is harmful and cruel.
It's a thin line between insanity and logic..Animals weren't in their habitat had stress anxiety, depression and the results not so cute..I hope all animals to be free❤💯
I was thinking "retarded", but I guess there's different terminology out there to make people feel inoffensive. I think this gorilla is environmentally traumatized imo.
As someone who has spent alot of time in prison, I know when I'm looking at a yard of incarceration. The behaviours shown and the way people physically interact with their own thought's. Definitely just witnessed some mentally ill people and get laughed at. And in a bigger way it looked like metaphor for our own tedious lives.
This is the same thing that happens to humans. Man gets miserable and depressed so he spends more time away from the family, wife just sits at home and anguishes. Eventually he comes home only to sleep and repeats the same cycle the next day
He's make a good bongo drummer.
Such majestic, observant animals though aren't they? And their sense of balance is amazing. How they're able to sit and stand on beams and small areas with ease.
To: @davidtsmith33 - Astonishing is it not. The circumference of the pillar can not be much more than the length of the foot but they are so confident in their ability that they do not even need to look where they place their feet.
Ha, ha! I have to chuckle to myself when I see these 'quadrupeds' walking freehand on a tightrope whilst it takes many years of training and select specimens for we 'accomplished' bipeds to achieve such results.
So true@@petermoody6147
i'm stunned, those guys play rhythms...!!?
We didnt invent rhythm, its present in nature and in our biology. We're just really good at applying reason and logic to it, analysing drum patterns and what not
Id be interested to see how a gorilla reacts to humans playing bongo drums, would they take it as a threat or show of strength?
I love gorillas a lot, they are so smart and patient regardless of their power. They are well behaved compared to chimpanzees who are more impulsive.
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Sadly it backfires a lot they get too relaxed they can't properly utilize their strength in the wild they easily get bullied by chimps who steal their babies
I hate chimps
@@4nero_Dem0n1c it's mostly because they're outnumbered
@@greybottl3521 yes and no while it's true they are outnumbered their size and obvious strength should be enough reason for the chimps to not want to mess with them as even the females are larger and stronger than the average chimp just going by the fact leopards have been recorded taking on silverbacks and outside of 2 males clashing and the occasional leopard they don't really have impressive showings against other species leads to an honest fact Gorillas are strong but don't really do much with said strength
Love how Kiyo was enjoying himself 😂
Gorillas are lovely and gentle and are never aggressive until bsolutely needed ❤
They would make great yet overpowered umpires in baseball.😮
nah they're not as gentle as u think, gorillas are extremely dangerous and aggresive as well, they're just not as loud as chimps. There's a video on here of a gorilla breaking the glass trying to merk a little girl just because she beat her chest playfully. In the wild just looking a gorilla in the eyes would cause him to end u, so don't be under the impression that they're peace loving creatures, gorillas are extremely aggresive and territorial beasts of nature.
Yea ok walk up and try to hug it's loving ass then😂
Love Kiyo's drumming 🥰💙
Kiyo was like chill out neighbors. I think the gorillas prefer peace and quiet unlike the exuberant chimps
Absolutely, gorillas have found the secret, they've managed to become powerful humbly.
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Chimps can be monsters
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Too true. Like humans@@MRVAST-op7sg
I love how much he's turning into his daddy. 🥰 I would dare say he's even more silly and entertaining. I'm so impatient to see how he will be as a father. To me, he's learned from the most unique, empathetic, playful, silly, protective, observant (and many more qualities) silverback I've ever seen and adore. I love watching how much Kiyo is absorbing, learning, copying and has taken in so much from Shabani. It's such a beautiful thing to watch.❤❤❤
You may love watching them but if you could "see" then you would know how sad it is for them to be prisoners of this tiny concrete prison. All the gorillas look to thin and the monkeys look unhealthy and a lot of hair loss. They are bored and stressed daily. There is tension everyday between all the groups . The behavior of the gorilla says it all about how he is feeling. They are not happy or content. Locked up isn't where they want to be nor should be. The zoo only has them because the gorillas are the bread and butter for the zoo. The gorillas are the main attraction people want to see at zoo. Life for these gorillas isn't a happy or good life , it's quite sad . If you look into there eyes you will "see" the sadness they hold. How do you think you would feel if you were a prisoner ( not of your own actions) in a concrete jungle that was way to small while adding more to the groups and being gawked at daily by loud people? There isn't anything to stimulate their mind and everyday is the same over and over . Boredom, stresses them all . The tension will never stop for any of them. The zoo's aren't keeping them to help them (as they claim) they aquire them because it means more profit.
@@davidvanderkin9324 You have no idea.
@@deadsmoke198 if you mean I have no idea how much worse it really is then you're correct. I certainly know it is as bad as I have already stated.
@@davidvanderkin9324 What I meant was, you have idea what you're talking about.
@@deadsmoke198 I knew what you meant and I do know what I'm talking about. Anyone with eyes can see my comment is truth.
Shabani’s display of strength is not just a show of power, but a fascinating insight into gorilla social dynamics. Truly a king among primates!
Kiyo said “yawl don’t want the smoke” 😂 but did Kiyo really lift his leg while drumming although he was sitting down 😂. Thank you sooooo much for showing the interaction with the chimps. I love it Everytime! ❤
He wasn’t giving up. He like I show you king of the jungle 😂
not really chimps have been documented killing silverbacks they are ruthless and cunning like we are
Gorillas are like the perfect creatures.
Look at that majestic brute standing high up on that narrow pillar with absolutely no fear of heights!
I had no idea they're so highly arboreal even at that size
Exactly 🦍
monkey still monkey! even ape
Only if they could swim!
Humans are thankless for everything .
In reality Us HOMO SAPIENS are the perfect creatures . We can swim , climb , Fly ,literally everthing . We are apex Predator . We have the most powerful brain on earth.
eh I've seen humans tight rope walking across mountains, this was not very impressive at all. If u consider them perfect for such a miniscule deed then what do u consider us?
Kiyo said, Don’t make me come over there, I will bring the big guy with me. Quieten Down, NOW!!! 😂😅
Kiyo is no match for the chimps they'd take him out easily. His dad on the other hand is a diff story.
Kiyomasas drumming is magnificent just like Shabanni!
Looks like a bored security guard trying to make his shift go by faster 😆
Male full grown Chimpanzees are no joke. They can rip a man to shreds.
Exactly!
So can a gorilla but they can rip 4
There was a gorilla in lahore zoo where people would scream and shout at the gorila daily and sometimes throw stuff st him. One day a lady came and she had a child with her snd she tried to show it to the gorilla and he snatched the chikd and ripped him apart by pulling his head off. They transferred that gorill to karachi zoo. U can check it on youtube or Google @birbwatcher5677
Chimp can't whup chuck Norris 😂
@@flexibleatheist But Chuck Norris can't whip Godzilla.
Kiyomasa was a joy to watch today ❤❤❤😊
Gorilla is receiving no stimulus and is going crazy.
maybe throw in a tiger in there then
@@kipchika5989 they should throw you in there
@@R.PMcMurphy and you too
@@kipchika5989 good one
Me and bro when we go into a prohibited gorilla assigned area: 💀🥂👹
These Gorillas are so wonderful creatures are so much fun to watch.
Kiyo is so handsome🎉🥳
Yeah Kiyo, show them who's the boss! 💪🏿😂
It's interesting, they said kiyo doesn't display to the females or infants, I find that very sweet. 😊
@@paulapalais He really is a sweetheart.❤
Grizzly bear laughing in the corner:
@@faycegaming6420is this because you made that shitty edit of “silverback gorilla vs grizzly bear” and you let the grizzly win? They wouldn’t fight to begin with, get over it mate.
@user-wd7xl3fl8n Nah I'm just saying
Kiyo definitely inherited shabanis crazy movements and hand gestures 🤣🤣
I thought kiyo was the elderly father ape. And Shaba I was the stronger younger ape
It’s called anxiety and stress… of course they all have it
Check out Kiyo! He’s such a weird gorilla dude. I love him.
Kiyo reminds me of a nosy neighbor. Best video guys!😂😂
What a personality! Much love! ❤
Gorilla: come try to rip my face off
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I know this is probably random af, but my favorite xmen has been nightcrawler. After watching these male Silverback gorillas. Nah, beast is definitely favorite now. He is seriously a Silverback but sophisticated and highly intelligent. Yeah NC can teleport, but beast can swing just as fast. Plus dude can pound the tar out of people. Yeah, random as hell thought. Good video
The gorillas in London is way worse than this enclosure. When i was there the silver back was lieing down just staring. He turned to look at us and wrapped his finger on the fence. I haven’t gone back because it almost broke my heart
Why. Do. You. Go. To. Zoos. Then?!
I've never been a fan of chimps, yet gorillas have always been one of my favourite animal on the planet.
Good morning Shabani Group
Looks like he’s giving baseball signals 😂😂
This is like being in prison... I feel for them. Such intelligent creatures
Kiyo is so handsome.❤❤😊
Kiyomasa be like, "SEE, this is why King Kong is a gorilla and not a chimp!".
The balance he exhibits from that Look-Out is CRAZY athletic 👀😎💥💯
4:52 is that normal behaviour? It looks like stress like when humans are in a closed environment :(. Same in 6:20
It was yawning
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He isnt showing off his strength to only the chimpanzees, he is showing it to all of us. He be looks like he cant take it anymore. So incredibly heartbreaking.
He seems so sad.
@@karynsuepohlmeier2109 finally someone with a brain . Yes he looks very sad as the rest of them also look. People look but they don't "see" how these gorillas really feel being forced to stay in their concrete prison for the rest of their lives. People staring at them every single day. A concrete habitat that is way to small already yet more are added to group but the enclosure stays the same. Everyday is the same with nothing to stimulate them at all and that is why they are stressed,bored, depressed, and tense daily . The zoo's have the primates because that is the bread and butter for the zoo. They survive off of the backs of these gorillas because that is the main part of the zoo people go to see is the primates. Without the gorillas and chimpanzees most zoo's would probably have to close due to lack of funding.
They all seem sad. These are very large primates and as many as there are in this family they really don't have adequate space, and definitely not enough green space with natural resources. When I was a child I loved going to the zoo but even then I always felt so bad and sad for all the animals because even at a young age I realized they didn't belong there in these zoo's they belonged and deserved to live in the wild with open space, streams, forest and mountains, and the exotic places they originally were from . I couldn't imagine living in a small area with strange people and faces staring at me all day every day
@@tonya8652 we live in houses, just like that.
@@VITAS874we are not locked into our houses for our entire lifetime
Great idea having other apes close by makes life a little more interesting for them all ❤
I actually wonder if it isn't quite stressful
@@doveandpatch A little bit of stress in life is healthy. And besides, they're smart animals, they know they're separated by impenetrable barriers.
@@Cosmo-Kramer a little bit of stress? My dudes are inmates for life!
@@drehder9256 Inmates who get 3 hots and a cot, and never have to worry about leopards or snakes or anything else that might harm or kill them in the wild.
@@Cosmo-Kramer its a weak argument.
1. Animals that are free usually look healthier, bigger and stronger than their caged counterparts.
2. Being free is arguably less stressful than living a boring life, where everyday is the same old thing over and over over .
But the main point is this:
You said, a little bit of stress is healthy (a medically researched source please or else it's nothing but yt comment section jibber jabber without any backup), thereby insinuating that other than the neighboring chimps, life isn't stressful for the gorillas, which of course is nonsense as I have stated above.
Why? Because you deteriorate mentally, physically and emotionally.
So yeah, nice provocative little statement you got there. It's nonsense though.
Are most of chimpanzees really mean & aggressive animals? Right? Awesome gorilla showing chimps who is boss!
Yes. Chimps are highly aggressive and violent animals. They even wage wars against other chimp groups
Yes, Chimpanzees are naturally aggressive and impulsive. They literally go out of their way to have mini-wars with other tribes of chimps, and will even sometimes steal baby gorillas and kill them.
Gorillas are peaceful creatures, but if provoked, they’re capable of even more rage than chimps.
Yeah, I would never feel safe around them.
Generally yes, especially the males. Hell chimps are known to start all out wars with rival chimps tribes. There was one famous one that lasted a good 4 years.
These are amazing creatures truly amazing.
Kiyo is wondering what the heck is going on with his neighbors ?? 🤔
these are not typical behaviors being shown.bordom can be very stressful. just watching these gorillas is giving me anxiousness. they need stimulus.they need bigger play areas.more interactive things to do.
I was just thinking the same thing. I feel sorry for them. They look really bored.😢
At least they should have larger natural enclosures.
Guess you never heard about the chimp gorilla war going on. Google it. Or should I say the war that’s been on and off just about whenever they cross paths. Chimps are cowards only fight if they have numbers over gorilla and kill the kids. I hate chimps and macaques and baboons
You need to relax Karen
@@Sloimerhe ain’t being a Karen it’s true your just being dense
8:47 Uau como kiyomasa identificava as fêmeas?? Os bebês até é fácil pois são mais pequenos, mas uma chimpanzé?? Também achei interessante que o kiyomasa apenas estava se amostrar para os machos 🤔
They’re smaller.
Thank you for a great video! 💚
He's a drummer!😂❤
Gorilla from 2:00-3:00…
What are these people looking at?!..
“I’m air drumming to Rush’s Tom Sawyer! Neil Peart is God!”
🤘😝🤘
I hope proceeds from this channel go to renovating and upgrading their habitat to something more natural.
Primates as well as a variety of other animals have bee found to have clinical depression. There is just too much that could be done these days
Do you show them their own videos?? I’ve seen other places do that and even owners of pets like birds - parrots face time each other look it up
I’m no expert buts it’s like looking at a primitive man. Incredible. I hope someday I could see some.
They are very closely related to us. They are quite similar to our ancestors. Chimpanzees and bonobos are most closely related to us.
Because it is, especially with chimps. Since they are the closest to us.
Clear signs of stress for being imprisoned
Wild animals belong in the wild, sad to see them caged
Agree.😢
@@kibe3602 I agree but sometimes these Animals/Mammals are rescued at young ages and can no longer survive in the wild. A lot of injured and or parent-less babies. So unfortunately not all of them are fit to be released back into the wild so I am glad they at least have a home.
The good News is that the highest recorded ages of Animal/ Mammals living, were from those in Captivity or better yet, Sanctuaries. Chimpanzees are always showing these aggressive signs, this isn't anything new sadly and the Gorilla was just enjoying the view and watching the noisy neighbors like a lot of people do lol...🙏🏽🕊️
@@kibe3602 Obviously they belong in the wild. But what happens when greedy and selfish human beings decide they need to destroy their habitat in the name of the almighty dollar?? It is entirely our fault that apes are in cages..we put them there so they are safe from us.
Exactly. That young black back male Kiyo is showing signs of stress. It's way too bored and also distressed at being locked up and right next to his more aggressive and noisy genetic cousins for neighbours too. I don't think anyone would fare well getting locked up like this.
I feel like these apes are signing. There's a hand language happening. Wow. And I also feel like he needs instruments or something. He could make music❤❤❤
If the gorilla's name was Hideaki, here is his words:
I want to be a cheese burger
Absolutely Crushing seeing a Great Ape in this situation... The Chimpanzee too.. God dam..
El video se debio llamar: "Mexicano muestra su fuerza a los Peruanos"
That is not show off, that is anxiety
I agree. This should be illegal.
One gorilla can easily beat up 4 chimps at once , I assure you that is not anxiety. Gorillas are no where near as aggressive as chimps but that should not be confused with fear or anxiety.
Lol no it isn't.. You know nothing about gorillas. Beating your chest toward enemy is the exact definition of showing off in gorillas.
so you can comprehend gorillas body language ??
I agree
Ive been locked up. Looks exactly the same and No creature on the planet should live that way.
Gorillas are amazing. I'm always astounded by their ability to balance and their fearlessness when it comes to heights. At 4:05 Kiyomasa is standing on top of that column, probably a good 30 feet above the ground, not holding on to anything, and he's rapidly drumming away and shifting his feet, without a worry about falling. Very few humans could get away with that but to gorillas it's nothing.
Shabani family gorilla big strong Kiyomasa
Bro out here emoting. 2:32 hit in with that orange justice shiiiii
Can never get over when Gorillas sit up right they look like my fat slightly drunk uncle just need to change fur to light grey and silver, shave the head and give him a can of Old Milwaukie beer.
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY
That gorilla is so stressed 🥺
1:25 Thats how I pose when I want to chill out.
Same
The amount of stress Kiyomasa showed on his platform was stunning. His discomfort regarding his noisy and belligerent neighbors was obvious. I was surprised that gorillas had to live in such a noisy environment (concrete floor, echoing rooms), it seems so poles apart from their habitat....
Kiyo is getting so huge.😊
Am I the only one who finds this video with gorillas disturbing? It seems like zoos are more focused on entertainment than animal welfare. Gorillas and chimpanzees are natural enemies, and reports show that chimps can attack young gorillas. The stress on the gorilla's face here is undeniable, even from a distance. Are the zoo professionals not aware of this, or are they intentionally causing stress to make the gorillas more active for visitors?
Even in separate enclosures, the sight and presence of each other cause significant stress for gorillas, as their survival instincts kick in. This constant stress is harmful and cruel.
Yeah, very disturbing
If you're going to have then captive...create the best environment. Trees, a body of water, vegetation, etc etc. A environment to immulate "home"
This was my favorite of Kio!!
He is a perfect band player😊
That poor Kiyomasa is getting insane of boredom and the confined living space.
My band needs a drummer 🥁 you in ?
Gorilla's bored act is familiar to mine
😂😂 kiyo regarde se qui ce passe de l autre côté
These are humans too you know in their own right
People may gave their own opinion .....❤ worth watchin
Such beautiful creatures ❤️
These guerillas are literally incarcerated
I feel bad for them. They look so stressed.
2:33 I never knew gorillas have a gang signs.
Westside
Kiyo is saying, “Those chimpanzees are acting like animals, so uncouth.
Great the way he just moons the chimps 😅
Вызывает на бой соседей😂😂😂🤙🔥💪💪💪
2:04 Bro is a drummer 💀
It's a thin line between insanity and logic..Animals weren't in their habitat had stress anxiety, depression and the results not so cute..I hope all animals to be free❤💯
2:34 that way he shakes his hands is so extremely similar to how humans do it when their hands get tired. Kinda reminds you are very close to them.
I just realized artistic kids act just like that young gorilla...... its like s primal thing we have in common
I was thinking "retarded", but I guess there's different terminology out there to make people feel inoffensive. I think this gorilla is environmentally traumatized imo.
Chimps talking to each others :“ Yeah, you’re right,….we‘d best go inside…. it’s *boring* out here…..👀“
Kiyo staying close to mum,, hummmm what did he do 😂😂😂😂
I really wish they' could live in a bigger environment. Awesome to watch them here on UA-cam. Thank you🙏
yea n c how long they survive in the wild lmao
@kipchika5989 Dumb shit, that's why I said i wish. Get a life
Kiyomassa casually terrorizing the chimps😂
As someone who has spent alot of time in prison, I know when I'm looking at a yard of incarceration. The behaviours shown and the way people physically interact with their own thought's. Definitely just witnessed some mentally ill people and get laughed at. And in a bigger way it looked like metaphor for our own tedious lives.
4:30 dude that animal is TALKING god dam! she smart
Big man Flexin' on them chimps😂
Киемаса самый, самый ❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂
1:48 that gorilla loves his biceps
This is the same thing that happens to humans. Man gets miserable and depressed so he spends more time away from the family, wife just sits at home and anguishes. Eventually he comes home only to sleep and repeats the same cycle the next day
i like how the silver back was just holding the rope while sitting down it was funny and kind of cute?
Кио очень недоволен поведением соседей)
Kiyo is impressive 😎😎😎
Wasn't that Riki the male chimp?
Riki is a male.
😍🦍♥
Oh yeah nah 2:20 - 2:40 shows why humans and gorillas have almost all the same genes. He going crazy!
So dad. The Man Is the beast