How Wild Gorillas React After Seeing People They Grew Up With

October 3, 2017

In the African jungle, conservationist Damian Aspinall, along with his daughter Tansy Aspinall, search for two gorillas originally born at Howletts Wild Animal Park in Kent. In 2003, Djalta and Bimms were released into the forest of Gabon, West Africa as part of a conservation program to re-introduce gorillas back to the wild.

The last 20 seconds of the video completely wrecked me.

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