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Sigourney Weaver talks gorilla and visits the local population - BBC wildlife
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Sigourney Weaver jounreys back to Rwanda to visit the family of gorillas she first met on the set of gorillas in the mist 20 years ago. Watch as she employs some of her gorilla etiquette and techniques to refamiliarise herself with the family.
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Sigourney Weaver talks gorilla and visits the local population - BBC wildlife
Description:
Sigourney Weaver jounreys back to Rwanda to visit the family of gorillas she first met on the set of gorillas in the mist 20 years ago. Watch as she employs some of her gorilla etiquette and techniques to refamiliarise herself with the family.
Author:
BBCWorldwide
Tags:
animal, health, endangered, animals, wildlife, cute, baby, monkeys, apes, primates, gorillas, Rwandan, in, the, jungle, African, orphanage, Sigourney, Weaver, BBC,
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