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_mountain-gorillas-destroy-crops.webp "Produced by Keiko and RDB, this video shows Rano's group leaving the confines of Rwanda's Volancoes National Park to feed on bamboo.The group travels through potato fields to get to a stand of eucalyptus trees, a local crop.The group destroys the trees.When the group travels too far away from the Park border, Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International staff encourage the group back into the Park by pounding the ground with sticks.")
_hd-silverback-mountain-gorilla-eating-in-the-volcanoes-national-park-in-rwanda.webp "Kai Snellink")
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_spring-at-the-chester-house-estate-2024.webp "Feeding the lambs at the Chester House Estate")
_gorilla-trekking-rwanda-meeting-silverback-agashya.webp "Tissa Travels")
_gorilla-trekking-in-rwanda-epic-amp-moving-adventure.webp "the Luxury Travel Expert")
_formula-milk-kab-tak-store-kar-sakte-hain124-formula-milk-storage-time-night-feeds-in-details124boldsky.webp "If your baby drank from the bottle, throw away leftover formula After you prepare formula, any leftovers in the bottle your baby drank from needs to be thrown away. This is because baby’s bottle now contains bacteria from your baby’s mouth, which means it might be contaminated with germs that are likely to multiply.2 <br/> <br/>#formulamilkkabtakstorekarsaktehain #formulamilkstoragetime #formulamilkstoreinnightfeeds #formulamilkkaisestorekare #formulamilkstorehours <br/><br/>~PR.111~ED.120~")
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_mountain-gorilla-trek-in-rwanda.webp "Ryan Van Duzer")
_weaning-is-a-slow-process-infant-mountain-gorilla-tries-to-feed-but-mum-wants-to-groom-him-rwanda.webp "Ian Redmond")
Weaning is a slow process. Infant mountain gorilla tries to feed but Mum wants to groom him, Rwanda.
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_mountain-gorillas-roam-outside-rwanda-park.webp "Trackers from the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund’s Karisoke Research Center have been herding gorilla groups back into Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda. Gorilla groups have been leaving park since late October to feed on fresh, seasonal bamboo and eucalyptus in nearby fields. To protect thegorillas as well as the communities, Karisoke staff worked with park management and other partners in deciding to herd the gorillas back into the park.nnFilmed by Veronica Vecellio,Gorilla Program Manager, The")
_how-do-rwanda-mountain-gorillas-feed-their-young.webp "EDUTAINER")
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