Gorilla Forest Corridor - DR Congo
This live camera overlooks the Gorilla Forest Corridor at GRACE in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a passage used by Grauer’s gorillas as they move between forest habitat and shelter. Viewers may see gorillas walking through the corridor, feeding, resting, or interacting socially. Activity varies throughout the day, offering a real-time view of the daily behavior of this endangered species.
Movement through the corridor depends on group routines, weather conditions, and feeding cycles, meaning activity levels can change from hour to hour. Some periods may be quiet, followed by short bursts of coordinated movement.
Did You Know? Grauer’s gorillas, also known as Eastern Lowland Gorillas, are the largest subspecies of gorilla and are found only in the forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Conservation centers like GRACE provide sanctuary for rescued gorillas and help protect this critically endangered species.
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location_on Gorilla Rehabilitation and Conservation Education (GRACE), Democratic Republic of the Congo
