Twin baby gorillas have fun
#adorable #twin #gorillas in #rwanda
one my trips to #volcanoesnationalpark
Gorilla fun!
Jambo, friends! A gorgeous video of young gorillas having fun, taken on our last field inspection in #Rwanda, just last week! Volcanoes National Park, #gorillas & #Nyungwe forest.
Baby gorilla playing
#Rwanda baby #gorilla
Mum gorilla with baby
We have observed that our friends like #videos of #gorillas in #Rwanda! There you go another one :-)
Jambo!
Would you like to visit somewhere unique, the only place in the world where you may encounter the fascinating #mountain #gorillas?
The conservation status of the mountain gorillas is "critically endangered", as less than 900 remain today.
Their lifespan is 40-50 years.
Mountain gorillas are the biggest primates. The world’s remaining mountain gorillas live in three countries spanning four national parks—Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Volcanoes National Park, and Virunga National Park. That is, in the shared borders of Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Uganda, Virunga, West/Central Africa.
Love LIVE Africa designs spectacular tailor made tours to VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK in Rwanda: This corner or northwestern Rwanda is a breath-taking unforgettable place where culture, adventure and conservation intersect.
The "Parc National de Volcans" (or PNV as it's known by locals) lies along the Virunga Mountains, with 8 ancient volcanoes, which are shared by Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Just a short two hour drive from Rwanda's capital of Kigali, the park is a central location for exploring some distinctly Rwandan experiences. While a visit to the mountain gorillas is often at the top of visitor, the dramatic landscape also offers thrilling hiking and visits to the fascinating golden monkeys.
PNV is also one of Rwanda's conservation epicenters, where many non-profit organizations base their operations. Visitors can pay homage to the legendary scientist and gorilla advocate Dian Fossey with a hike to her tomb or a visit to the Dian Fosse Gorilla Fund that continues her legacy of research and advocacy to this day.
Near the park, the bustling and vibrant markets of Musanze are a place to immerse yourself into everyday Rwandan culture. Go deep into the earth with Musanze's caves - one of the area's newest attractions.
Would you like to know more or encounter the mountain gorillas? Contact us!
During one of my trips, I shot this short video of baby #gorillas playing in Volcanoes National Park, #Rwanda
Mom gorilla with twins, Rwanda
Mountain #gorillas rarely have #twins, but sometimes it happens.
We were #fortunate enough to see this mum with her little twins in #Volcanoes National Park, #Rwanda