131K views · 10K reactions | Gorillas have families just like you and I! Gorillas generally live in small groups of about 2 to 20 animals but the largest group ever observed contained 65 individuals! Gorillas often stay with the same group for many years. PS. turn your sound up so you can hear the silverback chest beat  : Laban Kayitete | Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund | Facebook

7.9K views · 321 reactions | Agbaakin Abobagunwa of Yoruba Land, the Fuji Messiah live performances in Ondo city, on Friday 16th. May 2025. Full video on Obesere Tv, Youtube channel. For enquiry 08038503288. #SidophobiaEnt #fujimessiah #livemusic | Obesere Sidophobia Updates | Facebook

What Are the Chances of Seeing Mountain Gorillas in Uganda and Rwanda? Almost guaranteed. Seriously—like 99%. Here’s the deal: Tracking mountain gorillas in Uganda is super reliable. Park rangers head out before you do to find the gorilla families, then guide you right to them. So yeah—your chances of spotting them? Very high. Just a tip: book your permit early. They’re limited, and the earlier you lock one in, the better your chances of trekking with these incredible creatures while spots are s