Speaking to gorillas in the Impenetrable Forest | 60 Minutes
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- As part of this week's 60 Minutes report, Bill Whitaker traveled to Uganda, where he saw the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest's most famous residents up close
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I hold a special love for gorillas. Especially mountain gorillas. I am low income and disabled thus I appreciate video and narrative like this so very much.
If I could add just one thing to my bucket list..it would be this. Spending time with these beautiful creatures.
Same
good luck my friend )
Tourism would help preserve their natural habitat
This was amazing thank you for sharing this beautiful story.
That forest ranger is blessed 💜
Not only blessed but also a blessing indeed.
good luck my friend )
As a Ugandan Travel vlogger, I get excited when my country is showcased.🥰
Absolutely beautiful. We live on a beautiful planet and we need to care for it and each other.
Thank you for this.
Amazing! How incredible is that? What a fantastic experience!
good luck my friend )
What a cool job! Talking & looking after the gorillas
You are so lucky to experience that
I envy you all for what you have done, and are doing.
What a fascinating anecdote.
good luck my friend )
AMAZING 🤩
A ranger who can speak to gorillas!!
What a privilege.
so cool
That they're critically endangered is heartbreaking. Props to everyone working to stave off the sixth great extinction. (And slow down the Doomsday Clock while we're at it.)
#savetheplanet ❤
Yeah, thank you Diane Fossey for gorilla talk. "Gorillas in the Mist"
good luck my friend )
🥰❤️
They went there to bring it back
this is epic
good luck my friend )
Omg! ♥️🤗
good luck my friend )
Ah my cousins
❤️
#BeKindToAnimals
You wouldn't get me that close to those big brutes...sorry they could take me down in a New York minute..lol.
Gorillas In The Mist. See the movie.
What in the world does this video have to do with communicable diseases
If one does find himself in impenetrable gorilla filled forest, one does have to speak guerilla to gorillas. Lol
I thought we were going to actually see him interact! with the gorillas?? that was a letdown 🙁
We need to bring all the animals that went extinct
Lol plz ask the gorilla who’s gonna win the next election, also when the inflation will be over? …. Hopefully gorilla has some answers
I will make these sounds to gorillas when visiting zoo, lets see how it works. :)
Lol zoo gorillas are born dumb unfortunately. They’re pet’s who live unnatural from birth and bred to entertain the visitors instead of living in a protected nature reserve where they belong, sad life.
First
What happened to the 60 minutes. Damn you VLAD. This is all your fault
Hilarious. Must be in the sedaris jeans
Gorillas can't speak. I thought we learned that lesson from the Koko/Francine Patterson scandal. They have no ability to communicate any thing at all with humans. Your family dog can understand and exchange more information than any gorilla.
You think that ranger is fooling himself or worse lying to Bill Whitaker?
@Gordon
Guessing that you haven’t cracked a book in a while. What’s your problem?
@@dr.jamesolack8504 Ape communication research has been around since the 1930s. Nearly all of it has been discredited. The issue being selective interpretation. No new studies in the field have been launched in years. It's an embarrassment to the scientific community.
@@dr.jamesolack8504 Gordon is right in a way. They're not actually talking or communicating. These are habituated gorillas. You'd likely never encounter a truly wild gorilla this close up as they'll just run away. You can't just go up to a wild gorilla and make this noise and they'll understand. These rangers have spent 2-3 years sitting with them and before they get used to humans. The noises are just sounds that they observed with the gorillas to give them an additional sense of comfort. They meet these rangers almost every day.
looters 🐒🐒🐒🐒🐒
Tarzan could so why not the bro