Karisoke researcher Stacy Rosenbaum brought great news down from the mountain today: our elderly silverback Cantsbee seems to be just fine, feeding and behaving normally again.
When the field team reached Pablo's group this morning, Cantsbee was in a new, leafy day nest about 200-250 meters up from where Dr. Eckardt’s team had left them yesterday. The 32-year-old silverback had evidently risen from his night nest and traveled up the slopes to meet the rest of his group yesterday evening. Rosenbaum reported that when she arrived she saw Cantsbee, along with all of the other gorillas, hunched over and shivering, apparently miserable from the extreme cold and constant rain...
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- Orphan Gorilla Transferred to New Home
- A Few Aerial Shots of Congo
- Successful Trip To Congo
- Pablo Group Comes Down To Lower Altitudes
- Silverback Cantsbee Found In Good Health
- Digambara: The Skyclad Path
- Now on LinkedIn (Finally!)
- Concerns About Elderly Silverback Cantsbee
- Titus Gorillas Sleep Outside of Protected Park
- The Bamboo Season
- Authorities Concerned Over Baby Gorilla Trafficking
- New Mountain Gorilla Census Underway in Uganda
- Mountain Gorilla Ginseng
- Stress in Mountain Gorillas
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