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The composition of Koko’s team of caregivers and volunteers changes from time to time. Each transition is different and Koko tends to have […]
The composition of Koko’s team of caregivers and volunteers changes from time to time. Each transition is different and Koko tends to have […]
Koko enjoys gardening; she likes getting her own hands dirty, as well as watching other people do the work. The following is an […]
The recent rainy weather forced both gorillas to spend some extra time indoors. The following are two accounts, one with Koko and one […]
Koko has three rooms in her building, which we refer to as A, B and the kitchen. Her rooms are divided by steel […]
People interested in primates and interspecies communication often ask us how they should prepare for a career working with gorillas or other great […]
One of the goals of the research we do at the Gorilla Foundation is to better understand the intellectual, emotional and social development […]
The following conversation took place between Koko and a volunteer, who happened to be walking by Koko’s outside yard to empty the compost […]
Dr. Valerie Chalcraft, Research Associate at the Gorilla Foundation, presented this talk at a workshop entitled Gestural Communication in Nonhuman and Human Primates […]
Hi, this is Dr. Penny Patterson. Welcome to our new expanded Interspecies Communication Research feature: Penny’s Team Journal. In this series, we’re going […]
People are always curious about how Koko celebrates Christmas. The answer: with great excitement. Christmas is a very special holiday for Koko. It […]
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