Young Silverback Gorilla Shows Off His Adorable Personality

[@neptunes3279]

Thank you AD I ATG, I'm glad to see all the boys looking so happy and healthy. I don't know why, but they do remind me of big fluffy toddlers. They bring a smile to my face with their antics. 💖💖💖

[@debrabakken]

I haven't seen a video of this fabulous troop in along time. I missed watching there playing. Thank you for the pleasure of waching them. Please keep the videos coming more often. 😊

[@AllThingsGorilla]

👌😍🦍♥️🤝🤝

[@tefjamzz8358]

Finally We Haven’t Had A Update In Months

[@BigOleOgre]

Love these boys. Any chance you'll visit little Santu and his bros soon?

[@luvcats120]

Thank you for the great video…and especially for putting their names on the screen. That is very helpful! 😊

[@AllThingsGorilla]

🤝🤝🤝Listing all their names helps everyone distinguish each adorable silverback and better showcase their personalities and traits.😍😘🦍♥️

[@JaspC9]

Lovely handsome silverbacks ❤🦍🦍 thank you for making this video. I love this bachelor group

[@AllThingsGorilla]

Glad you enjoyed it 😊♥️🦍

[@bxchicc7799]

These boys are so handsome ❤ I will forever be in awe of all Gorillas 🦍🙏🏽

[@GrandRegentSScratch]

0:09 Upala and that darn tire😆🦍🛞! He really loves to charge that window too!😂💪🏻♥️, 1:26 Meru is so beautiful😍. Monza is definitely the most eager to show off as he is still very young.💪🏻🦍💪🏻 7:04 Lengai is always teasing Upala.🤣🙏🏻💕

[@AllThingsGorilla]

😂😂😂seeing Lengai teasing Upala always reminds one of the naughtiest youngest child in the family!

[@GorSveta26]

❤🔥👍🥰

[@karenthompson8151]

I don’t get it. All these handsome silverbacks needing a troop and there are at least 3 females in Japan right now that need a silverback to start their own families. I really don’t understand the politics of other countries when dealing with placing and protecting the species.

[@eddiemaiden2664]

Different countries, different rules Import/export of food is already a tricky subject so you can imagine that live animals is a whole other nightmare Even in the US where zoos tend to work together there are plenty of bachelor groups because sometimes the males are not a good match for the females and sometimes there's just no space to house them The worst sin in Japanese zoos is 2 silverbacks sharing the same space WITH females around causing an endless fight over mating rights When silverbacks are housed without femaled they tend to get along just fine

[@DarlaineGermain-qz4vg]

Our zoos don’t trade with Japanese zoos because animals have no protective rights in Japan.

[@amirtamboli234]

What's the point of throwing stuff against each other😂😂😂😂

[@Nativebeautys]

How are all those silverback gorillas living together and not killing each other? Odd

[@AllThingsGorilla]

Because they have lived together since they were very young, except for Lengai and Meru, who are siblings, the other members are not biologically related. However, they share a strong bond and have grown up together like a family.

[@neptunes3279]

Another thing might be that there's also no females. So although there is a dominant male in both groups, they are not in competition with each other for her.

[@JamesWardGodsMagicGuy]

3 silverbacks, how is there not a dead on or possibly 2 of them by now. This is a ticking time bomb the zookeepers are playing with. This would never be in the wild.