Woman Calls Gorilla Returns For Hug | Denzel Colt

You’ll want sound up for this! Western lowland gorillas have more than 20 unique vocalizations, each meaning something different, including contentment, playfulness, displeasure, or aggression. Tune in here to hear laughter – typically used during play; the bark – usually done several times to express displeasure or anger or when a gorilla wants something another individual has, such as fruit; and the grumble, used to express contentment or to communicate with other members of the group in a pos

The gorilla is the largest living primate and known for its intelligence, social complexity, and distinct body language. In gorilla communication, direct eye contact and a forward-facing stance signal aggression, while turning away or presenting its back indicates non-threatening intent. This playful gorilla splashing water at nearby observers appears to be engaging in social behavior rather than displaying aggression. With a strength estimated to be up to ten times that of a human, gorillas are