Dr. Dian Fossey, spent 14 years in the Virunga Mountains of Rwanda Studying the huge primates where after a number of years she was accepted by one of the gorilla family groups and treated as a member. After an absence of 3 years, she returns to visit her beloved gorillas to find out if they still remember and accept her.
Video Rating: 5 / 5
So amazing. I admire Dian so much! Gorillas are so beautiful!
@PAAKWAMEPAA Unfortunately, there are no posthumous noble prizes ever given out.
Truly incredible.
This is truly remarkable footage. Dian Fossey as well as Jane Goodall have discovered wonders, and have contributed greatly to the study of African Primates, most notably gorillas and chimpanzees. Dian had to have been so brave to have been able to willingly seek out these massive creatures, and to be willing to be with them on their terms. Fossey invested a lot of time just learning about these creatures and for everything that she invested she should be granted a posthumous noble prize.
She was a great person.