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Gorillas, Chimps and Bonobos of the Congo

202448 min4K★ 7.7Nature & Wildlife

Hidden deep within the Congo Basin, three of humanity’s closest relatives—gorillas, chimpanzees, and bonobos—thrive in one of Earth’s last great wildernesses. This animal documentary movie combines myth, science, and breathtaking cinematography to reveal how these intelligent primates survive, communicate, and adapt in a land both rich in biodiversity and threatened by human activity. Narrated by Corey Johnson (Captain Phillips), the story captures the mystery and urgency of conserving these remarkable great apes.

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