Gorillas

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Chimps are not only aggressive but they also regularly eat meat. Mountain gorillas are strict vegetarians. The Rwanda families (I was able to visit five of them in a week) are used to people in small groups. A maximum of eight people get to see them for one hour r each day. They remain inquisitive and sweet in their interactions - you can’t touch them but they can and will touch you. While watching the rest of my group photograph a family I was standing next to a tree and a young female tapped me in the shoulder, stared into my eyes as I turned, and played with my hair. Truly amazing.

Great story! Once they touch you, why can't you touch them back? Is it a virus issue or domination/submissive thing or ....? Just curious.
 
When we were in West Africa...we were chased by a rogue elephant
He was pissed that we were invading his space...so we ducked into a group of trees and came out the other side....right smack into the middle of a group of 50-60 baboons...adults and babies.
We all froze...and our guide said...dont get between momma and baby..(well duh!!)
Their canines were 2-3...inches long and a couple big males were almost 4ft tall...THAT was the only time i was scared ...elephant...pfft...spitting cobras..pfft...hippos chasing our river boat....pfft...it was the fucking baboons!!

You are more daring than me, I think I would have sh*t in any of those situations. Not a fan of snakes, but big hairy spiders are my phobia. Even looking at the picture gives me pause.

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Amazing video. Victoria must have pissed herself at first. Small cock could learn something.