Troop of gorillas at Oklahoma City Zoo run for cover when it starts to rain | SWNS

This is the hilarious moment a troop of gorillas run for cover when it starts to rain over their enclosure.
The Western lowland gorillas at Oklahoma City Zoo in Oklahoma, USA, show they really are our closest ancestors by making a beeline for shelter when the heavens open.
Senior animal caretaker Stephanie Smith witnessed the primates bound one-behind-the-other when it started to rain and whipped her phone out to record last Wednesday (18.08).
Stephanie, 30, said: "Previously, I have seen the animals make funny facial expressions when it rains so I knew there was a chance they might do it again.
"The best part about working with gorillas is getting to know all of their individual personalities and seeing how they interact with each other as a family troop.
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[@pauldunneska]

What's King Kong doing their?

[@lisalovessummertime8453]

Well they really are not related in any way to man because God made man in his image and placed man in dominion over animals, however they are quite smart to run for cover to avoid the rain.

[@oktxboy]

And man has done a terrible job of managing His creatures.