New study in Rwanda shows gorilla orphans thrive thanks to strong social ties

June 29,2024

Young gorillas over the age of two that lose their mothers are still able to survive, and even thrive as relatives and group members rally round to ease the loss, a ground-breaking new study in Rwanda…

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New study in Rwanda shows gorilla orphans thrive thanks to strong social ties