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Gorillas bond with each other just like we do
Primate researcher Robin Morrison discusses a long running study of Congolese Gorillas which suggest they form long term relationships between groups, rather like human society.
(Picture: Young gorillas take a break from feeding to socialise at the Mbeli Bai forest clearing in the Nouabale-Ndoki. Credit: Wildlife Conservation Society)
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