ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 8月26日 04時11分

Photo by @ronan_donovan // This silverback male mountain gorilla from the Titus group, named Urwibutso, looks out across the farmlands of northern Rwanda. Words by Elizabeth Royte from the article in this month's issue of National Geographic Magazine titled, The Gorillas Dian Fossey Saved // 'Shortly after dawn two mountain gorillas swing gracefully over the shoulder-high stone wall that borders Volcanoes National Park in northwestern Rwanda. Landing lightly on cropped grass, the silverbacks stroll downhill through cultivated fields—knuckle-walking at first, then upright on two legs. The adult males belly up to eucalyptus trees and score the bark with their incisors. Then, joined by females and juveniles from their group, which researchers call Titus, they advance on a spindly stand of bamboo.' Learn more in the current issue of National Geographic Magazine from the article title, The Gorillas Dian Fossey Saved. And see more unpublished images from this assignment with @ronan_donovan

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