Guess why I reblogged this great post by Kerbey (BTW there’s also a great link worth following up on) 👍😃🐵
See more great photos on Kerbey’s blog 👍👍👍
Imposing, grand, primitive, huge…yet with human eyes and expressions, enormous black fingers delicately and expertly stripping away thorns from vegetation, possibly ignoring you altogether or looking you straight in the eye. Respect and awe is given, from human to ape.
These are the words my aunt wrote of her trip to Rwanda earlier this month, in which she was able to witness some of the last remaining mountain gorillas on the planet.
“A silverback gorilla is the mature, experienced male leader of a group of mountain gorillas in the wild. Named for the silver saddles across his back, the silverback is responsible for the safety of his group. A group of gorillas, also called a troop, can contain from 5 to 30 gorillas. The silverback decides where the troop travels, where it forages for food, where it will rest and where it will sleep at night.” (http://animals.mom.me)
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Excellent. A perfect match. LOL
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😀 😀 😀
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It is a perfect fit for a reading ape!
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Exactly what I thought Kerbey 😀
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Gee, we are lead by a silver backed ape! How cool is that! 😉
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LOLOLOL – But I’ll never make monkeys out of you Annette 😀
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😉
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