Part three of the Koko’s Legacy series
Ndume playing with what used to be a blanket fort
Ndume enjoying the great weather we have been having lately! His caregivers are thrilled to be able to spend so much time outdoors […]
The second video in the Koko’s legacy series
Episode 1 of a 7-part weekly video series: Realizing Koko’s Legacy. Part 1: From King Kong to Koko’s Kitten. It is important that […]
The Gorilla Foundation is developing a powerful new “Koko App” which will allow us to share both Koko’s sign language, and what we’ve […]
Sign language isn’t the only mode Koko uses to communicate with her caregivers. She’ll often uses a pen to select choices for food, […]
Koko uses her small binoculars to explore her room. She’s also fond of looking into telescopes and microscopes. Likes, shes’ curious about her […]
One way Koko communicates with us is through her art. She not only paints objects she encounters in her environment, but also expresses […]
This year (2017) Ndume celebrated his 36th birthday on Oct. 10. Ndume is 10 years younger than his well-known companion, Koko, and loves […]
Betty White was on The Gorilla Foundation’s Board for over 10 years (2004 – 2016) and visited Koko several times during that period. […]
Koko loves to read birthday cards addressed to her. She has been reading since she was a baby gorilla and Dr. Penny Patterson […]
Ndume is showing his playful side by tossing blankets on his head. His social interaction with caregivers often includes playing like this, or […]
We are happy to unveil our newly installed gorilla roof covering Koko and Ndume’s small yard enclosure (see photos)! This is all due […]
Alyssa Satin Capucilli is the author of the Katy Duck series, Tulip Loves Rex, as well as the bestselling Biscuit books and many […]
Koko adopted two kittens on her 44th birthday — Ms. Gray and Ms. Black. She nurtured and protected them as if they were […]
On New Year’s Day, Ndume received gifts to ring in the new year of 2017. When I brought a small wrapped present into […]
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