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Western lowland gorilla indoor exhibit @ Budapest Zoo

Gorillas and Sumatran orangutans live in the Great Ape House, which is considered to a relatively 'young building' at Budapest (it was built in 1987, and renovated in 2003). The whole interior space for the gorillas is 200 square metres (exactly 250 square metres with the separation areas). Western lowland gorillas at Budapest: M Golo, b. Stuttgart in 1980, arrived to Budapest in 1989; F Liesel, b. Frankfurt in 1977, arrived to Budapest in 1989; F Iringa, b. Munich, in 1998, arrived to Budapest in 2004; M Ebobo, b. Budapest in 2000 (latest offspring of Golo x Liesel).
Photo taken June 2008.
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Gorillas and Sumatran orangutans live in the Great Ape House, which is considered to a relatively 'young building' at Budapest (it was built in 1987, and renovated in 2003). The whole interior space for the gorillas is 200 square metres (exactly 250 square metres with the separation areas). Western lowland gorillas at Budapest: M Golo, b. Stuttgart in 1980, arrived to Budapest in 1989; F Liesel, b. Frankfurt in 1977, arrived to Budapest in 1989; F Iringa, b. Munich, in 1998, arrived to Budapest in 2004; M Ebobo, b. Budapest in 2000 (latest offspring of Golo x Liesel).
Photo taken June 2008.
 
By this time the Budapest groop consists five specimens: the youngest member of the troop, female N’Yaounda (was born 5th February 2001) has arrived in November 2008 from Arnhem Zoo.
 

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