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Deep Dive: Gorillas Close Up (2022)

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Gorillas Close Up
In Gabon's Loango National Park, biologists observe a group of western lowland gorillas led by the silverback Kamaya. The film captures the family dynamics within Kamaya's group, including the arrival of a newborn baby gorilla. This intimate portrayal allows viewers to witness tender moments in the lives of these gorillas. The documentary also presents the diverse wildlife of the park, featuring animals such as forest elephants and buffalos. The stunning visuals of the last remaining wild coastline in the African tropics provide a backdrop to the gorillas' natural habitat, offering insights into their lives and the environment they inhabit.

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.

Perfect For

Gorilla enthusiastsWildlife documentary fansNature lovers