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Koko seems mesmerized watching a large crane erect a building on her TV. Perhaps she is wondering when construction will resume on her […]
Koko seems mesmerized watching a large crane erect a building on her TV. Perhaps she is wondering when construction will resume on her […]
Ndume enjoys the sunshine on the ground while Koko rests in her hammock high above. One could imagine this same scene taking place […]
Koko doesn”t seem that interested in cuddling up to this little gorilla doll with red horns. Perhaps she”s superstitious, but she”s definitely not […]
Koko enjoys a healthy lunch of alfalfa sprouts (one of her favorites), carrots and bok choy with lemon slice. Elegant! (Thank you to […]
A young Batman (aka Rocco) and Superman (aka brother Angelo) pick up their new mini and midi Koko dolls as a reward for […]
Koko loves to watch the movie “Maid in Manhattan” over and over again. We think she likes it so much because it”s about […]
Silverback Ndume uses a buffing pad to sponge off the yard furniture, after a heavy rain had caused dirt to splash up on […]
Dr. Ron Cohn, Gorilla Foundation co-founder and Koko”s primary photo-documentarian, has a wild lunch with his foster son, Anthony, and friends at a […]
In between romps in the warm outdoor yard, Koko takes a refreshing break to drink some sparkling H20. She asked for it by […]
Koko is not one to lightly refuse a plate of fresh raw veggies. In fact they are her main staple, and the local […]
German Shepherd “Flower” has been the Gorilla Foundation”s “Head of Canine Security” for quite a few years now. Her loyalty, sweet demeanor and […]
Koko is used to having something for dessert after lunch and dinner – typically a piece of fruit, an organic rice bar or […]
Ndume explorers a box of kleenex while out in the yard on a nice day. Items that humans might not think very interesting […]
Leafy greens are an important part of everyone”s diet.
“Ndume” means “male” in Swahili, and you can see from this photo that Koko”s companion Ndume is about as male as you can […]
Having a gorilla (like Koko) be able to communicate in American Sign Language when she wants more food sure makes it easier for […]
Ndume gazes at a little orange plastic chair. Moments later, he has achieved his goal: Simple relaxation.
Koko uses her little pink mirror before she enters the chute to the outdoor yard. Could it be to prepare for her afternoon […]
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