c*t
2 楼
右边的医生Magdalena Braum和最左边的医生Eddy Kambale在从大猩猩的腿里取子弹，
这只幼年大猩猩是从刚果偷猎者手中缴获的。
这只幼年大猩猩是从刚果偷猎者手中缴获的。
S*e
3 楼
偷猎大猩猩目的何在
吃吗？
【在 c*******t 的大作中提到】
: 右边的医生Magdalena Braum和最左边的医生Eddy Kambale在从大猩猩的腿里取子弹，
: 这只幼年大猩猩是从刚果偷猎者手中缴获的。
吃吗？
【在 c*******t 的大作中提到】
: 右边的医生Magdalena Braum和最左边的医生Eddy Kambale在从大猩猩的腿里取子弹，
: 这只幼年大猩猩是从刚果偷猎者手中缴获的。
c*t
4 楼
Dawn Zimmerman医生在卢旺达救治被飞镖打伤的幼年大猩猩。
a*a
5 楼
同问。是有人虐待大猩猩吗？
【在 S****e 的大作中提到】
: 偷猎大猩猩目的何在
: 吃吗？
【在 S****e 的大作中提到】
: 偷猎大猩猩目的何在
: 吃吗？
c*t
6 楼
The doctors swoop in to rescue the gentle giants when they are trapped in
poachers' snares or exposed to deadly human viruses. They dart the animals
with antibiotics or drug them and operate on the jungle floor.
Gorilla Doctors Eddy Kambale and Dawn Zimmerman remove a snare from a Grauer
's gorilla in Kahuzi-Biega National Park in Congo
poachers' snares or exposed to deadly human viruses. They dart the animals
with antibiotics or drug them and operate on the jungle floor.
Gorilla Doctors Eddy Kambale and Dawn Zimmerman remove a snare from a Grauer
's gorilla in Kahuzi-Biega National Park in Congo
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7 楼
In total they have carried out more than 150 medical interventions on wild
gorillas and adopted more than 20 orphans. Many of the confiscated orphans
are suffering from dehydration, mental distress and wounds, and need 24-hour
care.
Gorilla doctors treat an adult mountain gorilla as part of the Village of
Hope project in Rwanda
gorillas and adopted more than 20 orphans. Many of the confiscated orphans
are suffering from dehydration, mental distress and wounds, and need 24-hour
care.
Gorilla doctors treat an adult mountain gorilla as part of the Village of
Hope project in Rwanda
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8 楼
The Gorilla Doctors' outstanding work continues to see mountain gorilla
populations rise, while other great apes, such as orangutans, decline.
A young mountain gorilla looks into the camera during the Village of Hope
project in Rwanda
populations rise, while other great apes, such as orangutans, decline.
A young mountain gorilla looks into the camera during the Village of Hope
project in Rwanda
c*t
9 楼
The last four years have seen the vets and scientists employ increasingly
advanced techniques, which they hope will help all critically endangered
species, not just gorillas.
Young gorilla twins rest on their mother's lap in the Virunga mountains in
Congo
advanced techniques, which they hope will help all critically endangered
species, not just gorillas.
Young gorilla twins rest on their mother's lap in the Virunga mountains in
Congo
c*t
10 楼
They use the 'one health' approach to conserving the species. This is a
belief that the health of one species is inextricably linked to that of its
entire ecosystem - including humans and other animal species. This is
important as disease is often spread by villagers, who, earning an average
of less than a pound a day, delve into the forest for resources such as
water and bamboo, as well as to hunt bush meat.
Villagers watch the Gorilla Doctors treating an adult mountain gorilla as
part of the Village of Hope project in Rwanda
belief that the health of one species is inextricably linked to that of its
entire ecosystem - including humans and other animal species. This is
important as disease is often spread by villagers, who, earning an average
of less than a pound a day, delve into the forest for resources such as
water and bamboo, as well as to hunt bush meat.
Villagers watch the Gorilla Doctors treating an adult mountain gorilla as
part of the Village of Hope project in Rwanda
c*t
11 楼
The region is also a magnet for thousands of eco-tourists - some of whom get
'too close' to the gorillas. The common cold could potentially kill the
animals, which share 98.5 per cent of its genes with humans. But it is two-
way traffic and some of the mountain gorillas, which can weigh 30 stone,
also wander out of the jungle and into villages "out of interest."
An adult mountain gorilla cares for a baby in the Virunga mountains in Congo
'too close' to the gorillas. The common cold could potentially kill the
animals, which share 98.5 per cent of its genes with humans. But it is two-
way traffic and some of the mountain gorillas, which can weigh 30 stone,
also wander out of the jungle and into villages "out of interest."
An adult mountain gorilla cares for a baby in the Virunga mountains in Congo
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12 楼
The region the Gorilla Doctors operate in is one of the most turbulent in
the world and has been marred by genocide and war. In the past six months
the team have been unable to monitor the gorillas because M23 rebels, locked
in a battle with Congolese government forces, have taken over much of the
Virunga National Park. They cannot say if any gorillas have been killed in
crossfire or hunted for meat during this period. However, the Gorilla
Doctors believe most of the fighters see the financial and altruistic
benefits of protecting the gorillas, and will not harm them indiscriminately
.
A young gorilla hangs on to a branch in Congo
the world and has been marred by genocide and war. In the past six months
the team have been unable to monitor the gorillas because M23 rebels, locked
in a battle with Congolese government forces, have taken over much of the
Virunga National Park. They cannot say if any gorillas have been killed in
crossfire or hunted for meat during this period. However, the Gorilla
Doctors believe most of the fighters see the financial and altruistic
benefits of protecting the gorillas, and will not harm them indiscriminately
.
A young gorilla hangs on to a branch in Congo
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13 楼
For the past 13 years the Gorilla Doctors have been led by Dr Mike Cranfield
. Aside from increasing the gorilla populations, his proudest achievement is
seeing talented African vets 'blossoming' and becoming independent.
Isangi the baby gorilla clings to Dr Martin Kabuyaya of the Gorilla Doctors
at Virunga National Parks Senkwekwe Centre for orphan gorillas, in Rumangabo
, Congo
. Aside from increasing the gorilla populations, his proudest achievement is
seeing talented African vets 'blossoming' and becoming independent.
Isangi the baby gorilla clings to Dr Martin Kabuyaya of the Gorilla Doctors
at Virunga National Parks Senkwekwe Centre for orphan gorillas, in Rumangabo
, Congo
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14 楼
Dr Cranfield hopes they can double the population of mountain gorillas to
more than 1,500 and bring the 'one health' of the entire ecosystem up to a
point where the Gorilla Doctors can 'take a step back'. It is expensive work
at an estimated cost of £600,000 per year but Dr Cranfield believes
it is worth every penny.
Two young wild Grauer's gorillas play in Kahuzi-Biega National Park in Congo
more than 1,500 and bring the 'one health' of the entire ecosystem up to a
point where the Gorilla Doctors can 'take a step back'. It is expensive work
at an estimated cost of £600,000 per year but Dr Cranfield believes
it is worth every penny.
Two young wild Grauer's gorillas play in Kahuzi-Biega National Park in Congo
c*t
15 楼
He says: "It is extremely important to safeguard the mountain gorillas, our
close relatives, for so many reasons, if not just as a symbol that
conservation can work and save a magnificent species but also as a financial
treasure to the host countries."
A young gorilla chews on a branch in the Virunga mountains in Congo
close relatives, for so many reasons, if not just as a symbol that
conservation can work and save a magnificent species but also as a financial
treasure to the host countries."
A young gorilla chews on a branch in the Virunga mountains in Congo
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16 楼
An adult gorilla looks at the camera in the Virunga mountains in Congo
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17 楼
A Gorilla Doctor holds the hand of an adult mountain gorilla as part of the
Village of Hope project in Rwanda
Picture: Molly Feltner/Gorilla Doctors/Barcroft Media
Village of Hope project in Rwanda
Picture: Molly Feltner/Gorilla Doctors/Barcroft Media
c*t
18 楼
Armed Kahuzi-Biega National Park rangers work together with the Gorilla
Doctors in Congo
Picture: Molly Feltner/Gorilla Doctors/Barcroft Media
Doctors in Congo
Picture: Molly Feltner/Gorilla Doctors/Barcroft Media
c*t
19 楼
A young wild gorilla clings on to a tree in the Virunga mountains in Congo
Picture: Molly Feltner/Gorilla Doctors/Barcroft Media
Picture: Molly Feltner/Gorilla Doctors/Barcroft Media
c*t
20 楼
发完了。小时候的一个梦想就是给猩猩治病，与猩猩交流，可能这是成百万上千万小孩
的梦想，最终只有几个人能从事这份工作，很难得。
的梦想，最终只有几个人能从事这份工作，很难得。
c*t
21 楼
Google answer:
For three reasons ....
1 - Bushmeat ... poachers can sell the meat and make more than the average
income in the region.
2 - Trophies ... some local markets actually sell hands, skulls, etc. as
trophies to tourists.
3 - Private Zoos ... in order to capture a baby, the males and females in
the local group are poached to separate the infant.
【在 S****e 的大作中提到】
: 偷猎大猩猩目的何在
: 吃吗？
For three reasons ....
1 - Bushmeat ... poachers can sell the meat and make more than the average
income in the region.
2 - Trophies ... some local markets actually sell hands, skulls, etc. as
trophies to tourists.
3 - Private Zoos ... in order to capture a baby, the males and females in
the local group are poached to separate the infant.
【在 S****e 的大作中提到】
: 偷猎大猩猩目的何在
: 吃吗？
a*a
22 楼
LZ的这个系列太感人了。握手的那张真好！谢谢。
【在 c*******t 的大作中提到】
: 发完了。小时候的一个梦想就是给猩猩治病，与猩猩交流，可能这是成百万上千万小孩
: 的梦想，最终只有几个人能从事这份工作，很难得。
【在 c*******t 的大作中提到】
: 发完了。小时候的一个梦想就是给猩猩治病，与猩猩交流，可能这是成百万上千万小孩
: 的梦想，最终只有几个人能从事这份工作，很难得。
c*t
23 楼
For three reasons ....
1 - Bushmeat ... poachers can sell the meat and make more than the average
income in the region.
2 - Trophies ... some local markets actually sell hands, skulls, etc. as
trophies to tourists.
3 - Private Zoos ... in order to capture a baby, the males and females in
the local group are poached to separate the infant.
【在 a***a 的大作中提到】
: 同问。是有人虐待大猩猩吗？
1 - Bushmeat ... poachers can sell the meat and make more than the average
income in the region.
2 - Trophies ... some local markets actually sell hands, skulls, etc. as
trophies to tourists.
3 - Private Zoos ... in order to capture a baby, the males and females in
the local group are poached to separate the infant.
【在 a***a 的大作中提到】
: 同问。是有人虐待大猩猩吗？
c*t
24 楼
那张很特别，黑猩猩的手像隽永的雕塑，给人时间的联想。。
【在 a***a 的大作中提到】
: LZ的这个系列太感人了。握手的那张真好！谢谢。
【在 a***a 的大作中提到】
: LZ的这个系列太感人了。握手的那张真好！谢谢。
S*r
25 楼
dream job indeed
【在 c*******t 的大作中提到】
: 发完了。小时候的一个梦想就是给猩猩治病，与猩猩交流，可能这是成百万上千万小孩
: 的梦想，最终只有几个人能从事这份工作，很难得。
【在 c*******t 的大作中提到】
: 发完了。小时候的一个梦想就是给猩猩治病，与猩猩交流，可能这是成百万上千万小孩
: 的梦想，最终只有几个人能从事这份工作，很难得。
S*r
26 楼
nice pictures
a*a
27 楼
而且握在一起的手给人一种他们相互联系/牵挂的感觉。
【在 c*******t 的大作中提到】
: 那张很特别，黑猩猩的手像隽永的雕塑，给人时间的联想。。
【在 c*******t 的大作中提到】
: 那张很特别，黑猩猩的手像隽永的雕塑，给人时间的联想。。
c*t
28 楼
是啊，我也有这种感觉，没把握住，没能说出来。
【在 a***a 的大作中提到】
: 而且握在一起的手给人一种他们相互联系/牵挂的感觉。
【在 a***a 的大作中提到】
: 而且握在一起的手给人一种他们相互联系/牵挂的感觉。
i*s
29 楼
好图，很多精彩之处，非常赞！
a*a
30 楼
好贴，再顶！
l*a
31 楼
顶
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