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>Veterinarian Mike Cranfield, executive director of the Mountain Gorilla Veterinary Project, also said he wasn't shocked by the news. >"Chimpanzees are always
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 7y ago
>Veterinarian Mike Cranfield, executive director of the Mountain Gorilla Veterinary Project, also said he wasn't shocked by the news.
>"Chimpanzees are always quoted as being the tool users, but I think, when the situation provides itself, gorillas are quite ingenious," he said.
>Cranfield speculated that the gorillas may have learned how to destroy traps by watching the Karisoke center's trackers.
Looks like they may have learned it from watching humans.
- Proven 7y agoMoney see monkey do! But what is the purpose of writing news articles about it - it’s clickwhoring that alerts poachers to improve their deplorable activities