A newborn baby gorilla joins a family of western lowland gorillas led by silverback Kamaya in Gabon's Loango National Park.
Synopsis
A newborn baby gorilla joins a family of western lowland gorillas led by silverback Kamaya in Gabon's Loango National Park.
Synopsis
Kamaya, a silverback gorilla, leads his family in Gabon's Loango National Park, where biologists have studied their behavior for nearly two decades. The film captures the arrival of a newborn gorilla and the tender interactions within the group. Alongside the gorillas, the documentary features the park's diverse wildlife, including forest elephants and buffalos. It also presents the stunning beauty of the African tropics' last wild coastline, revealing the challenges these animals face in their natural habitat.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet silverback Kamaya and his gorilla family.
- See the newborn baby gorilla's first moments.
- Find out about Gabon's unique wildlife.
Did You Know
- Kamaya has been observed by biologists for nearly two decades.
- The documentary features a newborn baby gorilla in Kamaya's family.
- Loango National Park is home to both forest elephants and buffalos.
- The film captures the beauty of the last wild coastline in the African tropics.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the name of the silverback gorilla in the documentary?
The silverback gorilla in the documentary is named Kamaya.
How long have biologists been studying the gorillas in Loango National Park?
Biologists have been studying the gorillas in Loango National Park for nearly two decades.
What other wildlife is featured in the documentary besides gorillas?
The documentary also features forest elephants and buffalos.
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