Man, props to that guide for putting his hand on that guys back when he sensed he was gonna retreat. In a lot of situations when an animal sees you in flight response they instinctively attack you.
@@playstationarusu I think it's more along the lines of o your running now I guess you really were a threat guess I better finish you so you can't come back to fuck with me
@@playstationarusu it can escalate the situation. Most of the time as long as you treat them in a calm submissive manner they won't have any problems with you. It was likely just trying to show not to mess with the pack. If he ran it could have chased after him in its confusion.
The thing is that while gorillas and orangutans will most like choose a peaceful option like fleeing or ignoring, violence is always on the table, and these behemoths are not afraid to bitch slap your soul into a factory reset.
Amazing creatures. Just as amazing that those people would get so close to something that could potentially snap them like a twig. Now that's dedication!
I saw the name Steve and got all excited it was Steve Irwin :'( I have to say though, this guy is really amazing and has really done an incredible job making up for the loss of the late great Irwin. They picked the right guy for this nature show.
for everyone who thinks hes steve irwin, he obviously isn't. But he's got the exact same passion, love and determination to show what animals are like in a fair way, not selling them as cuddly pets but also not selling them as psychopathic creatures. He's the only other person i've ever seen with the passion of Steve Irwin. I like to think hes the British version of him, but in a super respectful way.
BBC Earth please for the love of all that is natural and beautiful PLEASE stop adding cheesy sound-effects to your documentaries. Nobody wants to hear that forced whirring sound when the camera zooms in. Just stop.
***** Yes, all animals in nature constantly scream to themselves for no reason whatsoever. Wolves sitting around at rest will bark, howl and growl, elephants trumpet at least 4 times a minute and don't even get me started on horses. Insects probably get away with it though because they're always like "HEY, BUDDY, I'M AND INSECT AND I'M RIGHT HERE!!!!" The entire point of documentaries is to try and document the real experience which means not adding in SFX.
I don't know if you're british or not but this show, deadly 60, comes on CBBC. It does come on main BBC channels sometimes due to it being so educational but it's primarily a CBBC show which is a kids channel. So they have to make sound effects like that to please their main audience of 6-11 year olds
Cypeq they do understand humor to some extent, one of the gorillas they taught sign language actually tied her trainers shoes together and mimed the words "chase me"
Either the guides were helping him stand his ground, or that hand on the back was in preparation to make Steve the sacrificial offering to the black back if things got serious.
Brian Howard people throw this cousin shit around so loosely I don’t think any of you have even a basic understanding of genetics, honestly. In reality we’re not very closely related.
everyone here is like "i thought it was steve irwin :(" this is Steve Backshall, host of Deadly 60, my favourite animal show growing up. I'm Australian and I've watched more Steve Backshall than I have Steve Irwin. I love this guy.
F4lloutBoy96's Channel Indeed, i know nothing of trekking but maybe running in all fours is a little better with uneven terrain and Jungle underbrush, roots and vines etc. There is the old trick of running more than the guide, not the Beast.
F4lloutBoy96's Channel You're not outrunning the one gorilla, as you wont be able to run at all through the thick underbrush. That is not smooth ground, as you can see by how difficult it is for Steve to move around in it. You're likely to catch a root and trip, then to escape.
He looks like he's somewhere around 200-225 lbs. Male gorillas weigh anywhere between 300 and 430 lbs. Double Steve's weight would make a large male gorilla.
This is the correct response to a gorilla charge. If you run they see it as opportunity, your back is exposed. If you stare them down and beat your chest you'll get your head knocked off. If you stand your ground and avert your gaze, preferably getting low to the ground, they will leave you be. It's all about dominance, they have no interest in fighting you if they don't have to prove anything.
The silverback is something majestic to behold but even more impressive then that is the awesome power of the human spirit black, white, brown, red, yellow curiosity of understanding the world around us and the mastering his domain over all other species. The guy became scared when that silverback approached n rightfully so but the men around him reassured him to hold his ground n not show fear. Huge balls😆😮💯🙏❤
+F0XYr4bB!T They probably had to stop talking suddenly. The silverback must've noticed them or given a sign that he was getting annoyed by them talking lol.
+F0XYr4bB!T i think he said something that wasn't factual. like "he's at least 3 times my weight", when really it's only 2 times, or something like that so they cut it
So majestic. They are so much like us humans, it's fascinating. May they always stay protected & may poachers understand that it is truly criminal in so many ways to destroy these magnificent creatures.
I thought it was going to be Steve Irwin too. But, am I the only one that thinks this man looks like Irwin? Not exactly like him, but there is some resemblance
Jordan Groff yes, actually why I clicked on it, thought it was an episode I had missed or hadn't remembered, I was like, LOST FOOTAGE!!! :D *clicked on it* aww :( but still a good host
The guides are like just another day in the office. It's even more interesting that the gorilla tried to attack Steven and not the guides, as if the guides and gorillas know each other 🤣
Just think, if he'd really wanted a piece of you, it'd be curtains. It's a very good thing that gorillas almost never attack humans. Good for us (obviously) and very good for them because at least they don't have yet another reason for humans to go around killing them and forcing them into extinction.
@@sjk7467 AFAIAC, poachers should be killed on sight, especially the ones out poaching endangered animals such as certain species of rhino or gorilla. Be sure to leave their carcasses out where they were gunned down and let the word spread among the other poachers as a deterrent.
@@June28July What I find fascinating are their eyes. Almost exactly like our own. And one can read the emotion behind them. Videos that show closeups of their faces is in a way disturbing because it is like looking into another human's eyes.
1:26 - I love that you can clearly hear they cut the audio and layered it with a later recording probably because he got the numbers wrong about their weight.
This guy looks like(and I don't mean this negatively, at all) Gordon Ramsey had a kid with Steve Irwin. I was so confused, staring at the thumbnail, for about 3 minutes. 😂😂😂😂
at 3:09, the juvenile Blackback looked more "menacing" than the BIG gorgeous Silverback ... Wonderful...EXCITING footage...Thank you kindly "BBC Earth"...
GymChess I think it would be more like you tearing apart a chicken leg from a thigh. Not easy, but doable. They most certainly could kill you in a short period of time if they desired.
BriantheRight It is estimated that it has 15-20 strong men's strength. That does mean it can separate your arms, legs and head from your body just "like that" if it knew how. World's strongest man for instance could break your neck and back like a twig. So it doesn't surprise that this animal being 15 times stronger could easily do likewise.
An excellent opportunity to quell our natural instinct of fight, flight or freeze. One I'll take a pass on! LOL! I choose to admire from afar, thank you so very much!
That very brave guide, Steve, was quite the gentleman, through the whole thing, but I think that he naturally got spooked at the end, when the gorilla was drawing the boundary lines, with his display of throwing his weight around. I felt like asking the man Steve, right at that point, "Did you just mess yourself, due to the instant panic, that the sudden violent warning move, of the gorilla just did??".
"This is the blackback, he is the young male."
*young male blackback uproots small tree to be able to sit in the shade*
One handed
🤣🤣🤣
Displaying his strength... and getting some shade at the same time lol
@@dannyboywhaa3146 Getting some shade and throwing some shade.
That was an aggressive move its showing teeth to its not friendly.
Man, props to that guide for putting his hand on that guys back when he sensed he was gonna retreat. In a lot of situations when an animal sees you in flight response they instinctively attack you.
Isnt that primarily a predatory response though?
@@playstationarusu I think it's more along the lines of o your running now I guess you really were a threat guess I better finish you so you can't come back to fuck with me
@@playstationarusu to retreat? No thats not predatory
@@domhnallkelly5084 I meant attacking the retreater
@@playstationarusu it can escalate the situation. Most of the time as long as you treat them in a calm submissive manner they won't have any problems with you. It was likely just trying to show not to mess with the pack. If he ran it could have chased after him in its confusion.
The thing is that while gorillas and orangutans will most like choose a peaceful option like fleeing or ignoring, violence is always on the table, and these behemoths are not afraid to bitch slap your soul into a factory reset.
Wtf🤣🤣🤣🤣
Words fail to express just how much I rofl'd at this comment.
"bitch slap your soul into a factory reset." love it!
This comment is an example why I always check the comment section. Thanks for the good laugh!
LOL
Great guides .. they know their stuff.
Without guides, these tourists would be finished
the real heroes
Amen to that. They are exceptional good men. God bless the guides and keep them safe.
@@lynderherberts2828 cringe
@@Snakee423 How so? Because of the mention of God? Are you misotheist without realizing?
1:21
Steve: he is probably no taller than I am, he would be at least
**intense gorilla stare**
Steve: TWO TIMES MY WEIGHT AND WAY MORE MUSCULAR
Amazing ADR job there lol
who else thought this was Steve Irwin??
Me
Me too
😂
Me too
I did for a millisecond. But then I realized he wasn't because I possess basic facial recognition abilities.
No I've seen this episode
2:57
My Man just pulled down a tree just because he felt like it
Are you married to the monkey?
@@freddyfox5002 Ask the gorilla.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣☠️
Maybe for shade?
Did you just assume that gorilla’s gender?
*Gorilla pulls tree down like a licorice*
Me: Nope I'm outta here
That guide was smart. Preventing him from moving could very well have saved his life lol
HIS LIFE WAS NEVER IN DANGER.....fool
@@jadezee6316 In a jungle your life is ALWAYS in danger....fool
@@jadezee6316 what makes you say that?
@@jadezee6316 these are wild animals. Your life is always in danger if you're careless
@@jadezee6316 certain people think they’re smarter than they actually are
Amazing creatures. Just as amazing that those people would get so close to something that could potentially snap them like a twig. Now that's dedication!
They've been accustomed to humans by now. They're usually always tracked.
That laugh in the end was so wholesome. Dude enjoys his job
“The guides make me stand my ground”
The guides “if they attack use them they are insured”
Vastly underrated comment
"stand your ground white boy so i don't get bitch slapped by that 350 lb iron like tyson."
I saw the name Steve and got all excited it was Steve Irwin :'( I have to say though, this guy is really amazing and has really done an incredible job making up for the loss of the late great Irwin. They picked the right guy for this nature show.
me too
Same what the heck
3:30 man, a true professional right there, forcing him to stay because he knows if he moved just a little the gorilla might attack him.
for everyone who thinks hes steve irwin, he obviously isn't. But he's got the exact same passion, love and determination to show what animals are like in a fair way, not selling them as cuddly pets but also not selling them as psychopathic creatures. He's the only other person i've ever seen with the passion of Steve Irwin. I like to think hes the British version of him, but in a super respectful way.
3:08 me waking up dehydrated after a long night of drinking
the guy looks like gordon ramsays brother
he is. He fetches spices for his brother from the forests.
Ramsay's brother is a drug addict lol
He looks like Steve Irwin. For a second I thought it was The crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin in the thumbnail.
+Slundermin id be an addict too if i had a brother burning me like ramsay does...
cyn c gordon ramsay mixed with sam (dk his real name but he plays the best friend of frodo)
I've watched a few episodes of Deadly 60 and I think this guy is this generation's David Attenborough. God bless them both.
@Memer Dreamer - My comment is about Steve Backshall who is currently alive - Are you thinking of Steve Irwin who is currently dead ?
BBC Earth please for the love of all that is natural and beautiful PLEASE stop adding cheesy sound-effects to your documentaries. Nobody wants to hear that forced whirring sound when the camera zooms in.
Just stop.
Chill, its hardly that bad
Kenazzle The worst is when they add animal sound effects when the animals are clearly not making them.
***** Yes, all animals in nature constantly scream to themselves for no reason whatsoever. Wolves sitting around at rest will bark, howl and growl, elephants trumpet at least 4 times a minute and don't even get me started on horses.
Insects probably get away with it though because they're always like "HEY, BUDDY, I'M AND INSECT AND I'M RIGHT HERE!!!!"
The entire point of documentaries is to try and document the real experience which means not adding in SFX.
I don't know if you're british or not but this show, deadly 60, comes on CBBC. It does come on main BBC channels sometimes due to it being so educational but it's primarily a CBBC show which is a kids channel. So they have to make sound effects like that to please their main audience of 6-11 year olds
Kenazzle I was going to leave this exact comment... Every time I hear that cheesy robotics sound effect I cringe
they tend to like to run up and sweep your leg and run off, dominance or just for funsies
Cypeq they do understand humor to some extent, one of the gorillas they taught sign language actually tied her trainers shoes together and mimed the words "chase me"
soh loh You have a link to that footage? I'd like to see that!
E vilo it may be coco the gorilla but im not exactly sure where any footage may be, i heard it on an episode of Qi (the quite interesting facts show)
+BiohazardCrow it is a warning. they drag you just to let you know how strong they are and you better be careful
maybe they pick on himans bc we have an inferior balance to them bc we only stand on out legs and theyre like "haha human u fall so easily"
Silverback, blackback, and Steve the brownback. haha
ha ha ha ha ha
+Knoar you silly
And Steve’s guide Christopher, the blackblack.
Mobile Junky wow, so funny.
hello son indian father are more worry for u
Dont STARE AT A SILVERBAXK WHEN THEY LOOK YOUR WAY.. YOU SHOULD LOOK AWAY. THEY TAKE STARING AS A CHALLENGE
Dennis Sanford Like albanians?
+IvanTheJerk gg would lol again
✞ Гевоиу」 ✞ Right Gevoiu
That the silverback teach his clan when see me wolking a round and IF they did ill teach them english
Dennis Sanford it seems like that's true of any animal, including humans.
Either the guides were helping him stand his ground, or that hand on the back was in preparation to make Steve the sacrificial offering to the black back if things got serious.
😂 😂 😂 Thats what i said. If he whoops Steve's ass then the guides will know to leave
😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀💀
Yup...sorry boss, we lost another white guy.
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Gorillas are one of my favourite animals, they are absolutely amazing.
the cloud of mosquitoes around the silverback
imagine living with a cloud of mosquitoes that only gets worse at night
I hope their fur gives some protection against mosquito bites.
beautiful cousins. to all those who protect animals much happiness to you
Much positivity towards you!
Almost, unless your aunt/uncle beating ape cheeks, almost isn’t a yes
how r u bastatd son
Brian Howard people throw this cousin shit around so loosely I don’t think any of you have even a basic understanding of genetics, honestly. In reality we’re not very closely related.
❤️❤️
"No, he's not making you stand your ground, he's pushing you toward the gorilla to save his life"
@Gloria Garcia it doesn't tho lol. Do you even deal with wildlife?
everyone here is like "i thought it was steve irwin :(" this is Steve Backshall, host of Deadly 60, my favourite animal show growing up. I'm Australian and I've watched more Steve Backshall than I have Steve Irwin. I love this guy.
Wow Steve you got balls for standing your ground when he charged at you.
I know but I would have vanished like a puff of smoke XD
F4lloutBoy96's Channel How wrong you are.
Tom M Wrong how?
F4lloutBoy96's Channel Indeed, i know nothing of trekking but maybe running in all fours is a little better with uneven terrain and Jungle underbrush, roots and vines etc.
There is the old trick of running more than the guide, not the Beast.
F4lloutBoy96's Channel You're not outrunning the one gorilla, as you wont be able to run at all through the thick underbrush. That is not smooth ground, as you can see by how difficult it is for Steve to move around in it. You're likely to catch a root and trip, then to escape.
Steve looks like the lovechild of Simon Cowell and Gordon Ramsay.
Steve, who literally spend his entire life for the wildlife conservation.
Peta: "He is a bad guy"
This isn't Steve lmao
@@DarkDoughnutsVids This is Steve Backshall…..not Steve Irwin. Either way he is still Steve.
1:24 " he would be at least TWO TIMES MY WEIGHT"
Lol
Apparently steve is a lot fatter than he looks lmao
He looks like he's somewhere around 200-225 lbs. Male gorillas weigh anywhere between 300 and 430 lbs. Double Steve's weight would make a large male gorilla.
AND WAY MORE MUSCULAR
It must take some serious juevos to just stand there when it charged.
Well, there's no point in running, you'd never get away
Huevos
This is the correct response to a gorilla charge. If you run they see it as opportunity, your back is exposed. If you stare them down and beat your chest you'll get your head knocked off. If you stand your ground and avert your gaze, preferably getting low to the ground, they will leave you be. It's all about dominance, they have no interest in fighting you if they don't have to prove anything.
@@nigelcicero9093 yeah you have to open up your vulnerability to them.
if you run you are screwed
The silverback is something majestic to behold but even more impressive then that is the awesome power of the human spirit black, white, brown, red, yellow curiosity of understanding the world around us and the mastering his domain over all other species. The guy became scared when that silverback approached n rightfully so but the men around him reassured him to hold his ground n not show fear. Huge balls😆😮💯🙏❤
Huge balls and brown shorts
@@mamacat63 😂😂👍🏼
Tf is red and yellow?
@@mattygee6852 native American and Asian brother
@@mattygee6852@ redskins
There is no way, that not even a little bit of wee came out.
Gorillas are one of the peaceful animals more than we picture.
They never kill companies or even enemies like humankind does.
"Its a blackback, just a young male"
*Bends tree one handed just to use it as an umbrella*
what's up with that awkward voiceover at 1:25 lol
+F0XYr4bB!T They probably had to stop talking suddenly. The silverback must've noticed them or given a sign that he was getting annoyed by them talking lol.
+F0XYr4bB!T i think he said something that wasn't factual. like "he's at least 3 times my weight", when really it's only 2 times, or something like that so they cut it
they could've at least made it not awkward by continuing to whisper in the same tone in the voiceover haha
+F0XYr4bB!T Aint no body got time for that in bbc's edit team
I was just thinking the same.
I clicked bc I thought it was Steve Irwin :(
Looks like him but not him. RIP SI
Zach Ahmad
Conor McMahon What?
YoSneeze lol me too!!! Just with a hair cut!! Like an old video of him.
YoSneeze Why would you think that?
So majestic. They are so much like us humans, it's fascinating. May they always stay protected & may poachers understand that it is truly criminal in so many ways to destroy these magnificent creatures.
One of my favorite animals for sure.
I thought it was going to be Steve Irwin too. But, am I the only one that thinks this man looks like Irwin? Not exactly like him, but there is some resemblance
Jordan Groff yes, actually why I clicked on it, thought it was an episode I had missed or hadn't remembered, I was like, LOST FOOTAGE!!! :D *clicked on it* aww :( but still a good host
Jordan Groff im surprised how many people dont know who steve backshall is
@Ben W what country is that in? I've never heard of it before
I know right? But no disrespect to either of them both guys are great
he became brown pants man after the incident at 3:34
Dr Pizza21111 dude you literally see when the adrenaline starts running through him 😨 his corated artery raises up as the gorilla charges.
Why did I read this in a Chinese accent
LOLOLOL
Who can blame him? Gorillas are fucking scary when they're angry
@@Aquardis oh my god nice spot
The guides are like just another day in the office. It's even more interesting that the gorilla tried to attack Steven and not the guides, as if the guides and gorillas know each other 🤣
This is marvelous the black back is crushing my skull I can feel his incredible strength breaking my cranium
Steve Irvin can't be replaced. Be yourself going forward. God bless!
That black back had the creepiest stare.
Did you see his teeth? Very human like teeth. Imagine the damage they could do 😳😳
...He looked totally unpredictable and quite terrifying
I really miss Steve a lot. He should be proud though, his family is amazing and they are keeping his legacy alive. RIP.
@@TheOrangeJaffa 😂😂😂😂
Just think, if he'd really wanted a piece of you, it'd be curtains.
It's a very good thing that gorillas almost never attack humans.
Good for us (obviously) and very good for them because at least they don't have yet another reason for humans to go around killing them and forcing them into extinction.
More humans are killed by hippos....
Yet we do anyways :( humans can be so cruel to such beautiful creatures
@@sjk7467 AFAIAC, poachers should be killed on sight, especially the ones out poaching endangered animals such as certain species of rhino or gorilla.
Be sure to leave their carcasses out where they were gunned down and let the word spread among the other poachers as a deterrent.
If the blackback wanted a piece then the leg he tapped probably would have gone home with him.
Dear BBC you are the best main-stream news program that I have ever watched.
I need two shots of tequila and a fresh pair of pants STAT!
That gorilla is just training to be airport security. Quick pat down and you're good to go.
The one guy that walks into the powerlifting section in the gym for the first time
Thanks again, BBC, for adding more to my knowledge of humans.
This dude is cold blooded.
As soon as the video was over Steve said can u give me my spare pair ov underwear 🩲 💩😂
You thought it was Steve Irwin? Well Backshall is a bloody legend so off you trot!
It's funny how he is whispering while the guide is talking normally
2:10 man that just looks like a human hand not gonna lie
They're our cousins, we are apes like them.
@@June28July What I find fascinating are their eyes. Almost exactly like our own. And one can read the emotion behind them. Videos that show closeups of their faces is in a way disturbing because it is like looking into another human's eyes.
Thats hilarious. That guy was like, hold my hand my brotha!
he almost pealed him like a banana
This is the greatest RUclips video title I have ever seen in my entire life.
I... I thought... wrong Steve. :/
1:26 - I love that you can clearly hear they cut the audio and layered it with a later recording probably because he got the numbers wrong about their weight.
more like he stopped talking because the gorilla was about to punk his ass lol
Sooo..... How Would You React If A Bunch Of Strangers Invaded Your Home?! 🙉!
This guy looks like(and I don't mean this negatively, at all) Gordon Ramsey had a kid with Steve Irwin. I was so confused, staring at the thumbnail, for about 3 minutes. 😂😂😂😂
I thought it was steve irwin, so I clicked on it.
Same
at 3:09, the juvenile Blackback looked more "menacing" than the BIG gorgeous Silverback ... Wonderful...EXCITING footage...Thank you kindly "BBC Earth"...
“Let’s move on this way”
I slowly move the other way.
bro wanted some shade so he got some shade
While he was there he should have asked him "how much ya bench bro?"
The amount of flies is nauseating LOL
Steve's got some serious balls between his legs to do the stuff he does
03:30 Gorilla: "Hey whats the capital of thailand? Bangkok!"
A silverback can tear apart any human like a piece of paper.
GymChess NO.
Alwhalid'z16
Excuse me?
GymChess I think it would be more like you tearing apart a chicken leg from a thigh. Not easy, but doable. They most certainly could kill you in a short period of time if they desired.
BriantheRight It is estimated that it has 15-20 strong men's strength. That does mean it can separate your arms, legs and head from your body just "like that" if it knew how. World's strongest man for instance could break your neck and back like a twig. So it doesn't surprise that this animal being 15 times stronger could easily do likewise.
GymChess
I know, that is why I compared it to tearing apart a chicken. It is doable, but it is not like tearing a piece of paper.
Even Gorilla's know that Camermen are immortals that you shouldn't mess with.
risking life to shoot the wildlife and still paid less than a skinny model...
But watching this beautiful creatures in this paradises is already worth more than all the money in the world
+pikppa i agree
well some people do there job just not for money that was there dream..
Optimus Prime it's not about the money.
how r u my son
People out there: “I could totally wrestle a Gorilla and win!”
Gorillas: 2:57
Who in their right mind thinks that?
@@jacobwells3103 No-one in their right mind would. Drunks and idiots however...
@@jacobwells3103 mike tyson wanted to fight a silverback in a zoo
the zookeeper saved mike by refusing his offer
he just wants to avenge harambe
Dead!
Always some plum who thinks hes being 'deep' by bringing Harambe into it
@@stephenm8898 harambe lives on in our hearts now
I've never seen an animal pull down a tree with ease to get some shade.
Harambe? is that you?
Rip Harambee and Steve Irwin, your post death memes will remain with us forever
If this was really Steve Irwin he would of wrestled that poor silverback to the ground.
That's why I miss him so much, he would've done something like that lol.
Anyway
I knew it wasnt Steve Erwin. He wud have just leaped in and tickled him saying “Dont worry mate…Im not here to harm you!”. Legend
despite the silverback, steves actually a pretty big dude
I crapped my pants 3 times while watching this 4 minute video.
It'd be chill af to smoke with a gorilla
He: hides behind tree, whispers
Guide: just standing there speaks normally
I watched thinking it was Steve Irwin.
I wanted to see who were guides crazy enough to take Steve to go see a gorrilla in the wild.
An excellent opportunity to quell our natural instinct of fight, flight or freeze. One I'll take a pass on! LOL! I choose to admire from afar, thank you so very much!
WHY WOULD YOU MAKE EYE CONTACT
Gotta love the completely unnecessary zoom sound effects added in post production.
that annoying "zoom" noise why did they add that it xD
probably not added, that's a noise the camera makes when zooming
+Callum Clayton This is an educational programme made for children, they probably appreciate the effect more than you and I
Lunar Bro I don't think that the actual sound the motor does. The sound the motor makes is different, at least in the lenses/cameras I know of.
Abigale Rocketship hahahaha I hope you enjoy embarrassment lmaoo you are as gullible as a toddler
That thumbnail is epic
2:55 King Kong in real life
fun watching you be scared to death, and the guides making u stay their!!! i enjoyed that
3:27 brown trousers time.
That very brave guide, Steve, was quite the gentleman, through the whole thing, but I think that he naturally got spooked at the end, when the gorilla was drawing the boundary lines, with his display of throwing his weight around.
I felt like asking the man Steve, right at that point, "Did you just mess yourself, due to the instant panic, that the sudden violent warning move, of the gorilla just did??".
Who else think privacy mustbe given our first priority...
Id have kacked my drawers there haha