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A mother gorilla (Gorilla gorilla) and her child. Photographed at the National Zoo.
It may not be accurate to call our species "the third chimpanzee", but there can be no separation between apes and humans. We are apes. This realization has only come recently. There has been a long tradition of…
Mother gorilla (Gorilla gorilla) Mandara holding her child Kibibi. Photographed at the National Zoo.
Mother gorilla (Gorilla gorilla) Mandara holding her child Kibibi. Photographed at the National Zoo.
A mother lowland gorilla (Gorilla gorilla) with her child, taken at the Bronx Zoo.
Beautiful. Such tenderness!
Lovely photos.
Beautiful post, beautiful photos.
Nice post.
No doubt we are cousins to other apes. Likely a separate family tree that joins chimps and gorillas a long, long time ago.
What separtes humans from other apes is our intellectual capacity and our drive to serve ourselves.
What separates other apes from humans is their instinctual capacity and their determination to live in harmony with their surroundings.
Hmmmm.......