Gorilla Grams: Episode 14 🦍 Another common question we hear is: “When are the gorillas most active?” Your best chance to catch them moving around is usually earlier in the day, when they’re eating breakfast, training with the Gorilla Team, and heading out to explore their habitat. Another great moment to watch for is the bachelor troop food toss—it’s a fun way to see natural foraging behaviors in action! 👀 After an afternoon siesta, the family troop is back up for their public training session

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