Ambam The Gorilla Amazes Spectators In A Way You Won’t Believe
6 years ago
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Source: Opposing Views
At first glance, Ambam the gorilla does not appear much different from the rest of his kin at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, located in Kent, England.
But if you just watch Ambam for a bit, he might do something that will really catch you off guard. What’s his little trick? He can walk around upright on two legs – just like you do.
Ambam has become an internet sensation after numerous visitors at the park filmed him looking eerily human while strolling around on two legs. Look at this:
Scientists at the zoo think Ambam may have gotten the idea to walk on his hind legs from watching his keepers at the park.
Curious to see more footage of Ambam walking around? Check out this video:
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