Only a few hundred mountain gorillas remain in the volcanic mountains of Africa, facing an uncertain future that demands urgent conservation efforts.
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Only a few hundred mountain gorillas remain in the volcanic mountains of Africa, facing an uncertain future that demands urgent conservation efforts.
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Synopsis
In Rwanda's volcanic mountains, a family of mountain gorillas interacts in their natural habitat. The documentary follows their daily activities, including eating, sleeping, and playing. Scientists Andrew Picard and Barbara Kerr provide insights into the gorillas' behavior and intelligence. The film addresses the challenges facing this species, with only a few hundred remaining. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect these animals and their environment. The film runs for 38 minutes and was directed by Adrian Warren.
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Why Watch
- Meet Andrew Picard and Barbara Kerr in the gorilla habitat.
- Find out about the gorillas' daily activities.
- See the breathtaking beauty of Rwanda's volcanic mountains.
Did You Know
- The documentary was released in 1992.
- Mountain Gorilla has a runtime of 38 minutes.
- The film features a gorilla family living in Rwanda's volcanic mountains.
- There are only a few hundred remaining mountain gorillas.
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What year was the documentary Mountain Gorilla released?
Mountain Gorilla was released in 1992.
Who directed the documentary Mountain Gorilla?
The documentary was directed by Adrian Warren.
What is the duration of the documentary Mountain Gorilla?
The duration of Mountain Gorilla is 38 minutes.
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