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- Silverbacks are the leaders, they make decisions about where to go, when to eat and how to respond to threats.
- They are supposed to ensure the safety and protection of the family members as they confront potential threats and predators to keep the group safe and sound.
There are a lot of different gorilla species namely Eastern, Western and cross-river gorillas. Each one of these has different features as explained below, Eastern gorillas These are the dominant type of gorillas commonly known as Grauer’s gorillas. The eastern…
Chimpanzee facts include 1. Chimpanzees is one of the closest relatives to man, 2.Chimpanzees have a fission-fusion society, 3.Very intelligent animals;
The lions climb the trees in an attempt to run away from the hot ground during the dry seasons. Ishasha is a stunning area within Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda
Africa is one continent with endless opportunities for visitors to explore and experience her wonders. But on all African safaris, it is a desire of any enthusiastic nature lover to experience something unusual and what never misses on visitors’ adventure…
Gorillas are with no doubt star attractions, a good reason why Africa is the most preferred destination for gorilla trekking. The Western lowland gorillas (Gorilla gorilla gorilla) are the smallest of all the 4 sub-species of gorillas and they fall…
Apart from what most people have been told about these primates, it always comes out differently and unique that they are not that which people have likely been told. Gorillas are some of the most unique creatures in Africa and…
Are Gorillas Dangerous? Understanding Gorilla Behaviour and Safety During Gorilla Trekking Gorillas are the largest living primates and share approximately 98% of their DNA with humans. They are highly intelligent animals capable of displaying emotions, forming strong social bonds, and…
Big Five Safari in Uganda: Where to See Lions, Leopards, Elephants, Buffaloes and Rhinos A Big Five safari in Uganda offers travellers an exciting opportunity to discover Africa’s most iconic large mammals while exploring some of the country’s most beautiful…
To enjoy the most of gorilla trekking adventure, consider traveling to Uganda during the dry months of the year: June, July, August and September/December, January to February.
