Cross river gorilla

Cross River gorilla

Some stunning photographs of real apes. The Mountain Gorilla is critically endangered. Click a link below to donate to Gorilla conservation charities and projects. Mountain Gorilla Conservation Fund The Gorilla Organization Born Free Foundation African Conservation Foundation WWF Adopt a Gorilla Defenders Of Wildlife

Mama Gorilla

The Western Gorilla is Critically Endangered after the Western Lowland Gorilla subspecies suffered a decline of more than 60%. Hunting & deaths caused by Ebola were the main causes of decline & continue to affect the population. The Western Lowland Gorilla makes up most of the Western Gorilla population. The other subspecies Cross River Gorilla was listed as Critically Endangered in 1996. With less than 200 mature adults remaining & ongoing habitat loss it is still Critically Endangered.

Home to the Critically Endangered Cross River gorilla and Endangered Nigeria-Cameroon chimpanzee, the tropical montane forests of southeastern Nigeria are among the most biodiverse in Africa.

A gorilla at the Bronx Zoo. (shot through glass)

Protect endangered species, including the cross river gorilla, at World Wildlife Fund. Learn about the ways WWF works to conserve a future where people live in harmony with nature.

No matter the grey hair, for our parents, we will always be babies. Hence, all the unasked advice on changing jobs, traveling abroad, getting a loan, you know it. But this time, we won't be talking about humans as we shift onto the animal kingdom to see what animal babies are like.

One of the 'Endangered' series of paintings. 100cm x 100cm. Oil on canvas.