Film: Gorillas... 98.6% Human (Rwanda)

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Gorillas... 98.6% Human

How ironic that the one creature deemed all violent is the most peaceful: the mountain gorilla. With only 720 remaining, Craig Sholley of AWF teaches us about his organization's efforts to preserve gorillas in Rwanda.

: Rwanda
Location:: Volcanoes National Park
Date:: April 2008
Grants Awarded:: African Wildlife Foundation - Rwanda ($550,000)

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Recent Comments:

Wow! Then they should vote, they are more human than liberals and liberals vote. Best regards, Gail S http://backyardfence.wordpress.com
Gail S JULY 8, 2009
Beautiful, marvelous creatures! A wonderful film. Thank you!
Anne McInerney JULY 25, 2009
Thank you for going to Rwanda to film those beautiful beings. We are so similar and yet so different when it comes to being at peace with one and another. Our society can learn from them. Kind regards, Inge
Inge Lewis JULY 26, 2009
I just want to say as you know, Africa is a continent Just like Asia in which you can situated India, China and other Asian country . So I wonder why this interesting and well done subject is tittle Africa and not Rwanda. "It is quite often to met this In newspapers ". However the topic on the Middle East seems to be more in agreement with the title. Since you are talking about several region of the area. In fat, I really appreciate your film.
nina AUGUST 7, 2009
thank you for the work you are doing to sustain the mountain gorillas and for educating us on their habits and habitat, they are truly amazing and wonderful....i really enjoyed the video! Claire (98.6% gorilla)
claire AUGUST 7, 2009
I LOVE THIS FILM! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
JULESRS007 AUGUST 14, 2009
This footage is incredible! Craig Sholley is doing wonderful work. Watching his interaction with the gorillas was an amazing experience. Everyone should take the opportunity to see this. It goes a long way to increasing awareness. Thank you for sharing this. I'll be certain to spread the word.
GiveTreeGifts OCTOBER 7, 2009