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Mountain Gorilla takes viewers to the volcanic mountains of Africa, specifically in Rwanda, where the last few hundred mountain gorillas reside. The film provides an intimate look at a gorilla family, capturing their daily activities such as eating, sleeping, and playing. This portrayal allows audiences to see the intelligent and curious nature of gorillas, challenging the negative stereotypes often found in popular culture.
As the film progresses, it addresses the uncertain future of mountain gorillas, emphasizing the urgent need for conservation efforts. The documentary serves as a call to action for viewers to recognize the importance of protecting these animals and their habitat in order to ensure their survival.
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.
Perfect For
Wildlife conservationGorilla enthusiastsNature documentary fans