puppies of the jungle!!!!!! Feb. 16, 2011

First Steps of Baby Gorilla Make Us Believe in Evolution

By Nitasha Tiku

At first we weren’t sure, but look how human little Tiny (that’s his name) looks taking his very first most adorable steps.

Baby gorilla takes its first steps [New Scientist]

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